- From: Irene VATTON <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 14:36:23 +0200
- To: antoine@graougraou.com
- cc: www-amaya@w3.org
> hi, > > I've just found out about a couple of bugs in the latest 3.2 release of > Amaya. First off is the CSS property "background-color" that is not > taken into account on the Windows version. Also the colour The Amaya Welcome page uses the CSS property "background-color" and it works. Could you point me to the erroneous page. > rendering on a "border" CSS property is not correct, as you could > see on the amaya index page (light green instead of light pink). The > corners of the frame drawn with the "border" property are not > presented properly and have gaps on the extremities. All of this for > the Windows version, fine with the Linux one. I don't see the index page > But the major bug I found out is when creating polygon areas for > maps. When you choose Types > Areas > Polygon, the image on > which the map will be applied is covered by a filled layer on top of Right. I'll fix it as soon as possible. It was due to the recent change on the selection. > it. It makes the drawing of the area pretty tough, although the > opaque layer disappears once the object is drawn and the change > of its coordinates is feasible with the Crt+button thingy. But if you > try on another area then after, the previous areas are covered by > the image (even with the "Show Area" function on) for "Circle" and > "Rectange", or by the same opaque layer for "Polygon". This latter > bug was not present in the 3.1 release as far as I know and it is > present in both the Windows and Linux release. > > Antoine > > antoine@graougraou.com > http://thecardigans.com > http://www.graougraou.com > http://www.romain-gary.org > -- Irene.
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