I've notice that in firefox, the diigolet opens up on the left-hand side of a frameset (the table of contents for the site I'm trying to use), whereas the diigolet in IE does the right thing -- it appears in the right-hand frame with the content itself. Being able to move the diigolet to the correct frame would be nice.
Just FYI: diigolet inserts itself to the frame having largest area. However, web pages varies with browsers - that probably explain what you observe in some pages.
Still, can you please advise some sample URLs, so we can take a look? thanks
maggie_diigo wrote: > thanks for reporting. > > Just FYI: diigolet inserts itself to the frame having largest area. However, web pages varies with browsers - that probably explain what you observe in some pages. > > Still, can you please advise some sample URLs, so we can take a look? thanks
Just FYI: diigolet inserts itself to the frame having largest area. However, web pages varies with browsers - that probably explain what you observe in some pages.
Still, can you please advise some sample URLs, so we can take a look? thanks
maggie_diigo wrote:
> thanks for reporting.
>
> Just FYI: diigolet inserts itself to the frame having largest area. However, web pages varies with browsers - that probably explain what you observe in some pages.
>
> Still, can you please advise some sample URLs, so we can take a look? thanks