I've been working on a web application with an elastic layout where the footer acts as a toolbar and information display. The footer is always visible at the bottom of the page, without any need for scrolling. We specifically chose this location for the toolbar elements.
However, I'm facing issues in Chrome where the status bar covers some of the displayed information in two scenarios. Firstly, when hovering over a suckerfish-style menu, the status bar sometimes gets stuck displaying the destination until the page is refreshed — possibly a Chrome bug?
The second problem arises with a jsfiddle, where the Jquery UI slider triggers the status bar to show the current location because of the anchor tag. This interferes with updating information on the footer while sliding. Although I managed to prevent the status bar issue when using the slider handle, it still obstructs the view during slide action, disrupting our design. Is there a way to tweak the code to prevent these anchor tags from triggering the status bar? Thank you!