(1) Open the following link in IE7
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/toolbar/examples/functionality/itemtypes/defaultcs.aspx
Zoom to 125%, observe the toolbar separator, the position is off (works fine in FF)
(2) Open the following link in IE7
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/treeview/examples/functionality/treeviewcombobox/defaultcs.aspx
Zoom to 125%, try opening up the combobox, the position is off, a light blue background also appears (works fine in FF)
Is there a workaround to these?
Thanks,
Derick
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/toolbar/examples/functionality/itemtypes/defaultcs.aspx
Zoom to 125%, observe the toolbar separator, the position is off (works fine in FF)
(2) Open the following link in IE7
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/treeview/examples/functionality/treeviewcombobox/defaultcs.aspx
Zoom to 125%, try opening up the combobox, the position is off, a light blue background also appears (works fine in FF)
Is there a workaround to these?
Thanks,
Derick
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Hi Derick,
Unfortunately, the problem is a bit more complex than it looks. Internally, IE relies on the "zoom" property to implement its zooming functionality. This has an adverse side-effect - it turns the layout on all elements on the page and this in turn leads to all kinds of side-effects. You can read more about this problem here.
As far as we know only Opera implements zooming without breaking the page layout.
The zoom issue is especially difficult, as there is no documentation whatsoever on the effects it causes to the page layout. Ideally, it should not cause any, but obviously this is not the case. There are many reports for problems related to this feature, for example:
We are researching the problem, but I cannot guarantee when and if it will be entirely resolved.
Greetings,
Paul
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Unfortunately, the problem is a bit more complex than it looks. Internally, IE relies on the "zoom" property to implement its zooming functionality. This has an adverse side-effect - it turns the layout on all elements on the page and this in turn leads to all kinds of side-effects. You can read more about this problem here.
As far as we know only Opera implements zooming without breaking the page layout.
The zoom issue is especially difficult, as there is no documentation whatsoever on the effects it causes to the page layout. Ideally, it should not cause any, but obviously this is not the case. There are many reports for problems related to this feature, for example:
- IE7 problem with zoom and position:relative
- IE7 problems with “Change Zoom Level” functionality and inline elements
We are researching the problem, but I cannot guarantee when and if it will be entirely resolved.
Greetings,
Paul
the Telerik team
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