mahks

New episode just beginning, could use a half dozen more testers.

The tutorial has been axed in favour of in-game hint panels.

Chrome working 100% now

Update : 2 new in game options : - Design your own ships - Negotiate Treaties with Independent stars (NPCs) Chrome has fixed the iframe visibility problem so I have got it 98% working in chrome now. Just some incompatible things with canvas. Graphics marginally improved, I updated the images in post # 1 Tutorial re-done, simplified, got rid of the videos, now text pop-up based. Could use some new blood to test the tutorial...

Did you try the game? Any comments?

I have both issues, I can see "hidden" iframes in the browser. and I cannot select anything "under" "hidden" empty iframes with "inspect element" from the context menu.

Yes, that is what shows at the moment...try : Right-click and select "inspect element" from the context menu. What do you get? I get a "hidden" iframe. (id='f_load') actually the HTML tag, but on the hidden iframe

Uninstalled Chrome & re-installed. I changed no setting, same issues. This is on Windows 7 Pro

Don't remember changing any settings except in dev tools, and that is not open. Would you mind following those steps in post#27 and see if the iframes are visible in your browser & clickable in dev tools? Thanks!

Version 31.0.1650.63 m [ATTACH=CONFIG]1244[/ATTACH]

Slight change to your fiddle, seems to only be if the hidden attribute is on an iframe But a weird thing, click RUN, displays as expected click UPDATE, boing! So may only be when the attribute is set via javascript!? http://jsfiddle.net/BHWN2

I am pretty sure that when display:none is set you will not be able to use scrollTo on that or sub-elements. Whereas visibility:hidden will still let you do this (and much else).

Try this, create an iframe{visibility:hidden;width:100%;height:100%;z-index on top of all else. in dev tools you cannot click on anything "under" it even though it is hidden. In the browser the iframe will still be visible even though it is hidden. Of course, not knowing what I am doing may be part of the problem and I am missing the obvious, but found several posts online about this. Asked stackoverflow question "chrome guy" seemed to think it a bug and reported it. I did find it strange, I would find a bug on my first day working with Chrome... If you want to test, go to My website Click Chrome logo in corner. Click "Manual" button Right-click and select "inspect element" from the context menu. What do you get? A "hidden" iframe. If you can see something I did wrong, please enlighten me. I would like to get Chrome working...

Looks like I'll have to give up on the Chrome conversion. Seems Chrome has issues with iframe & visibility ... a hidden iframe isn't. Tried to change to using display rather than visibility, got all swapped, then realized why I used visibility in the first place! Arrrgghh. Display collapses the dimensions of an object, visibility does not. So you can't use display:none and referrer to things like clientWidth. Unless I am missing something? Looks like Chrome is not ready yet. ;) Will ensure the homepage can be seen in Chrome as per suggestions above, Thanks. Does anyone actually develop using Chrome? If so what tools do they use? The native dev-tools and firebug-lite seem pretty lame.

I don't really understand how that works... wrappers I mean.