HTML5 and editable area's
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When using html5 the area is not selectable and editable...
Anny tips?
<nav id="id"> <?php $as = new Area('Header'); $as->display($c); ?> </nav>
Anny tips?
No, using all new stuff...
On 22-12-11 12:51, concrete5 Community wrote:
On 22-12-11 12:51, concrete5 Community wrote:
You simply have a typo in your code! Instead of $as, it's supposed to be simply $a. Simply copy / paste the code below:
<nav id="id"> <?php $a = new Area('Header'); $a->display($c); ?> </nav>
Sorry guys found the solution. There was a z-index in the wrong place,
so the popups just never showed.
Thnx.. for the reactions...
Btw, @ growthcurve, $a, $as or even $whatever... its the declaration
of a variable, so can al be used...
concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> wrote:
so the popups just never showed.
Thnx.. for the reactions...
Btw, @ growthcurve, $a, $as or even $whatever... its the declaration
of a variable, so can al be used...
concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> wrote:
Maybe this is down to the browser you are using? 'Modern' browsers like Chrome, Safari and IE9 support html5, but IE8 and lower don't support the new tags.
So... have you got the proper 'shim' in place to support the older browsers? What browser are you using to edit your site?