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> Load images automatically > From the Content panel in our settings, try unchecking the box: > Here’s how Google’s front page looks like if you uncheck that
by nhebb 14y ago
> Load images automatically
> From the Content panel in our settings, try unchecking the box:
> Here’s how Google’s front page looks like if you uncheck that box:
> [shows image of Google home page w/o search textbox]
I'm not seeing that problem when I try it. Why would a textbox disappear if images aren't loaded?
- ceejayoz 14y agoThat seemingly simple input field is actually three divs, with a table inside, with three table cells, one of which contains several inputs. http://cl.ly/image/1U2o090Q0K1i http://cl.ly/image/1U2o090Q0K1i Background images are used to give its visual appearance. Without them, it's a `border: none` text field - effectively invisible.
- romaniv 14y agoThis is what happens when there is no meaning (semantics) behind core page markup. Small changes have seemingly arbitrary results that completely break the page.
- leejoramo 14y agoI don't think he is saying the text box is gone, just that the box has no defined border to see it. I am not seeing this issue now in Firefox or Safari. I seem to remember that this was an issue in the past (maybe 6 or more months ago when I was running with out image loading). Then as I recall, Google was using a background image for the box.