jquery - Problem with IE6 css -
I have a problem with IE6 and jquery slider Please click on the link given below, on the bottom right button "Dodaj U CoshyQ ". Then click on the "Coencer" tab and try to move the slider up and down. Some elements remain as if they have a situation fixed.
In IE6, all elements except table and text are fixed and in IE 7 only the horizontal slider, everything in FF is all right.
Although I'm usually against "I'm not against you" that , You want to answer this ", I have to make an exception in this case.
Interface elements (scrollbar, buttons, sliders, etc.) either an intended purpose, or One of the accepted objectives by a conference If you follow conventions, you make things easy for your users and yourself
In this case, you are using a slider to select the amount of items you buy. That is, you want to specify the discrete integer value to the user .
A slider (pseudo) is very good for analog values such as volume. In such cases, the user knows that the bottom bound is (no sound) and the upper bound (many sounds), but generally But any Nchit level will not be in the middle between the user 1 whether or not the concept of Volume 1 sleep, but would consider in the context of a more "or" a little ". For discrete values, the slider is suitable for selecting a value outside a pre-defined set:
No slider is the best option for choosing an infinite integer value. Of course, the user can assume the worst position on the left, but what does the correct-maximum position indicate? Do the sliders go zero to all ? What is all ?
Apart from the choice of price chosen with the slider, it is not clear, users will not expect to use the slider for this purpose.
The interface should be really simple for users and yourself to benefit.
A standard text input will be sufficient, people will know what they do, mark the 'quantity' of the purpose of a text input in a field (I want to type a - i type in the number) and There will be no confusion in it.
It will be very simple how long will it take for the development and maintenance process to apply text input to a slider? What could be wrong with standard text input? Nothing could be wrong in the custom slider? Well, as we can see, many things can go wrong on the basis of a browser.
"Wow - it works!" Perspective A slider may look cool, but the user will not care (they are very playful creatures). The user does not think "a slider - how cool it is, I should shop here again". The user thinks that "this site will not even select quantity - I will not buy here at all".
Just keep it simple.
Comments
Post a Comment