Re: Re: Mathematica Visualization site - update
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- Subject: [mg58312] Re: [mg58299] Re: Mathematica Visualization site - update
- From: Jeff Bryant <jeffb at wolfram.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 00:30:46 -0400 (EDT)
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I have tested this under IE, Opera, Firefox, and Safari (all current versions). I haven't seen a case where this doesn't work. The effect you are referring to is generated by CSS. Its possible you are using a browser that doesn't support CSS properly. What browser (and version) are you using? -Jeff Curt Fischer wrote: > Jeff Bryant wrote: > >>I have added two more animations to my Mathematica visualization >>website. Both animations are related to the lives of stars. The first >>simulates the proton-proton fusion reaction that fuels most stars. The >>second animation zooms into the core of a massive star showing the >>complex structure of concentric fusion shells surrounding the core. >> >>http://members.wri.com/jeffb/visualization/animations.shtml > > > Have you tested this web page with multiple configurations and browsers? > When I move my cursor over the images, several lines of text pops up, > but whatever the text says is totally obscure, because it overlaps with > the thumbnail image and the thumbnail caption, and the surrounding images. >
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- Re: Mathematica Visualization site - update
- From: Curt Fischer <tentrillion@gmail.NOSPAM.com>
- Re: Mathematica Visualization site - update