mathewh
I really dislike scripty image pops
I don't even know what these are officially called, but I haven't seen one implementation of them that I like - and this is the #1 reason why.
In this case, on my iBook, any sort of "return to the page" (in some cases they don't exist at all) controls are offscreen. After some clicking (and personal experience), I know that if I click "off" of an image, that the window will return the page to its normal state. I also know that sometimes, clicking on the image itself will cause it to go away, but this one wasn't working like that for me.
Not only that, but if I was to scroll down just a bit to actually see the image itself, any chance I have to return the page to its normal state is ruined because the black has vanished.
Maybe it's because of the older audience I've been designing for/dealing with lately, iunno.
I really dislike scripty image pops
I don't even know what these are officially called, but I haven't seen one implementation of them that I like - and this is the #1 reason why.
In this case, on my iBook, any sort of "return to the page" (in some cases they don't exist at all) controls are offscreen. After some clicking (and personal experience), I know that if I click "off" of an image, that the window will return the page to its normal state. I also know that sometimes, clicking on the image itself will cause it to go away, but this one wasn't working like that for me.
Not only that, but if I was to scroll down just a bit to actually see the image itself, any chance I have to return the page to its normal state is ruined because the black has vanished.
Maybe it's because of the older audience I've been designing for/dealing with lately, iunno.