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Revision as of 22:50, 23 February 2012
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As the universal tab does inject HTML/CSS into the DOM, some there are some requirements that must be met by including sites. | As the universal tab does inject HTML/CSS into the DOM, some there are some requirements that must be met by including sites. | ||
*Background images must not be attached to the <body> element. | |||
*Absolutely positioned elements must not be positioned relative to the <body> element. | |||
*An element other than the <body> should add a 2 pixel white border to the top of the page (border-top: 2px solid #fff;) | |||
Any background image or absolutely positioned element attached to the body element would not move with the rest of the contents when the tab slides open. | |||
Instead, any such background or element should be attached to another HTML element in the page (a wrapper div, for example). Note that this issue does not apply to solid background colors, or backgrounds that do not vary vertically (solid vertical stripes, for example). | |||
==Testing Bookmarklet== | |||
Testing Bookmarklet | |||
To test the universal tab on your | To test the universal tab on your Mozilla website, create a new bookmark with the contents of this file as the Location. Then, click this bookmarklet while on one of your pages to see how the tab will appear on your site. | ||
Note the following limitations of the bookmarklet: | Note the following limitations of the bookmarklet: | ||
*The tab is aligned to the top right of the viewport, not the top-right of your layout, as it should be. | |||
*The tab has a float:left; which may interfere with other content on your page, or slip behind other elements and be invisible. | |||