Curtis Thompson
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hello…
hmm – ok. this article should help you then…
https://www.irt.org/articles/js015/
if not let us know!
sitruc
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sigh – junk filter ate your response – i see the page is 404…did you get a solution finally?
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hello…
[Josh White] ” I want something not too different from google maps. With the ability for members to change the images that make up the map.”
sorry – this is a bit confusing. what is it exactly that you want to do? once we are armed with that info, there are probably some good starting points that we can propose…
sitruc
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hello…
keep in mind too (and you might already know this) that ogg is not supported by all browsers – you’d need to include other formats for ie, chrome and safari…
sitruc
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hello…
you’d need a pc, but if you had a friend who had one, this might work:
https://www.jaist.ac.jp/~hoangle/filesj/
sitruc
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hello…
can you post a link to your code so that we can isolate what the issue is there?
sitruc
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hello…
i’d still have them check to see if they can disable a plugin and get it to work – one not working and one working is not a very sizable test pool… 🙂
sitruc
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hello…
if you are running php, you can get the user’s os:
https://php.net/manual/en/function.get-browser.php
and do an import for non-mac/unix only…but it would get a bit convoluted.
alternately, you can try to use a different typeface, but i understand from a design perspective that is not always an option. in general, fonts will look very similar across platforms on pages, but to a picky eye, there will always be small differences. :-/
you could also try embedding fonts, but that won’t work for older ie browsers…but it could give you better consistency.
sitruc
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hello…
you could probably pull it off – rgba in css3, for example, but that wouldn’t work in all current browsers…but here’s something that you could perhaps learn from and build on:
https://spillerrec.wordpress.com/2011/11/30/color-independent-css-with-alpha-overlays/
hope that helps!
sitruc