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For example, consider the following DOM structure. <a href="#" title="The Anchor"> <img src="http://www.adiumxtras.com/images/thumbs/dango_status_icon_set_7_19047_6248_thumb.png" /> <span>This is a link</span> </a> The issue is that hovering over This is a link text doesn't show the tooltip, while hovering over the image does show the tooltip. This issue doesn't occur everywhere i.e. if a page has multiple DOM snippets like above, some show tooltip on hover and some do not. This strange behavior is only in IE8 and IE9 with HTML 4 transitional doctype(IE8 and IE9 running in IE8 and IE9

I have made a window in which I will be having two groups/panels and some buttons in between them. I want to code the resizing behavior in a way that when the window expands, the two panels increase their widths while keeping the distance between them constant. Please see this mockup: As you see above, I want the 'Local' and 'Server' Panels to resize while keeping the distance in between them same. If I use anchors (Top+Left+Right+Bottom), the left panel will overlap the right one and the right's width one will go out of the window. I want them to share the increased width of the window

I’m at my wit’s end trying to figure this out. I'm experienced in WPF, but I've never seen anything like this. I have a ListBox that contains selectable ListBoxItems. Items in the list can be selected by mouse click or by using the up/down arrows. I’m using SelectionMode.Extended, so my list supports multiple selections. The problem: Clicking on an item in the list, then Shift-Clicking on another item selects the correct range of items like you would expect. Unfortunately, using the up/down arrows does not work properly – instead, the range that’s selected always seems to be based off of the

I have a page that is accessed via a URL like this: http://power-coder.net/Test/something.php?id=3#Page1 I know how to access the id parameter using $_GET, however is there a way for me to access the #Page1 part? I have looked at the $_SERVER array and the REQUEST_URI ends at ?id=3. I know that I could also change the #Page1 to be an additional parameter like &Page=1, however there is a fair bit of code using the old URL type that I would like to avoid re-writing if at all possible. Thanks for the help. No, there isn't a way. The fragment part (the label after #) is not transmitted to the

I use anchors in my URLs, allowing people to bookmark 'active pages' in a web application. I used anchors because they fit easily within the GWT history mechanism. My existing implementation encodes navigation and data information into the anchor, separated by the '-' character. I.e. creating anchors like #location-location-key-value-key-value Other than the fact that negative values (like -1) cause serious parsing problems, it works, but now I've found that having two separator characters would be better. Also, givin the negative number issue, I'd like to ditch using '-'. What other

I want example.com/site/about#whoami to be redirected to example.com/site/?page=about#whoami using mod_rewrite directives, but I have no idea on how to do that NOTE: Anchor character # may be passed, but it has no effect on the substitution URL unless the redirection is to a page where the anchor exists. Although Apache cannot do the scrolling of the window down to the anchor, the browser will do it in that case. Here is some Apache information about redirecting anchors You may try something like this: Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f