Queue line colors dont scroll with the song.

When I have a bunch of files in the queue, and i scroll up an down, i notice that the 2 different color lines dont move with the song titles. this leaves the song unaligned with the background, and makes it harder to read.

Can you post a screenshot of what you mean please. Its kind of hard to get an image fomr your discription XD

Can you post a screenshot of what you mean please. Its kind of hard to get an image fomr your discription XD[/quotetxd2r8rb]

Sure. Slow host, but it should load. Notice that the song titles are in between the lines. This is firefox, not tested anywhere else.

[imgtxd2r8rb]http://filexoom.com/files/8216/vibe-lines.jpg[/imgtxd2r8rb]

Hmm seems like the browser problem, try it in internet explorer. And see if it messes up like that.

Hmm seems like the browser problem, try it in internet explorer. And see if it messes up like that.[/quotehv992a3a]

It works fine in IE7 .. so it must be a firefox issue, looks like it treats the background-imageurl(images/background-playlist.gif); CSS tag as a relative image that scrolls with the playlist rather than an absolute positioned image.

Yeah i assume so, but generally Firefox renders CSS better than IE. So...

Yeah i have noticed that in Firefox aswell...

Yea this is totally browser depending.
I'm gonna re-do the code for for the updated standard skin, I'll see if I can get around this in a nice way...

I use Firefox and I noticed the file listing in the lower right pane looks fine. The text and the lines never overlap there so maybe you should try doing the same thing for the playlist. I like the alternating colors for each line so you should definitely try and keep that.

Fixed it in Firefox. If you all edit your player.vibe and change the first style to the following, the background will follow the text. Was missing a css tag and it needed to be applied to a table that was inside a div.

[codekfrmjgpl]#playlistContentDiv, #playlistBody
{
position:relative;
overflow:auto;
width:100%;
height:100%;
background-image:url(images/background-playlist.gif);
background-attachment: scroll;
}[/codekfrmjgpl]

Fixed it in Firefox. If you all edit your player.vibe and change the first style to the following, the background will follow the text. Was missing a css tag and it needed to be applied to a table that was inside a div.

[code2yxivcpn]#playlistContentDiv, #playlistBody
{
position:relative;
overflow:auto;
width:100%;
height:100%;
background-image:url(images/background-playlist.gif);
background-attachment: scroll;
}[/code2yxivcpn][/quote2yxivcpn]

Nice fix, thanks.