IE vs Firefox: Firenzie
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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Hi
I made a migration from version 1.0 to joomla 1.5.
I use Firenzie template.
After the migration and the setting of the site, displaying lists of items are clearly visible with Firefox but not with IE. The display of the tables is different.
I studied the template_css.css file, I had various tests but I did not manage to set the display tables properly in IE.
What command should I change or add the css to fix the problem?
Sample page:
www.siciliafotografica.it/homesic/index....gory&id=21&Itemid=86
PS sorry for my bad English
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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- Tyndie
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- Which version of ie? With IE Tester you can test through version 6 to 8 www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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I attach the screenshot with debug.
The problem is a "lacks - summary - attribuite" in the setting table.
How can we fix it?
Thanks!
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- Henning
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So thats a very strange IE8 only bug! :shock:
somehow the width of the table is not calculated correctly with %-values.
Just to check this add this to the template.css:
#mainframe div.component-padding div.body-padding table.contentpane form table {
width: 640px;
}
(Just wanted to build a strong specific selector so it looks a bit strange ...)
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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Ok, thanks!
I entered the command into template.css.
I attached the picture of the result.
The situation has improved. The table does not reach the edge, but if I put the author column, the table fills the space missing.
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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- Yes, I have tried to enter the code in template.css and the result is visible in the last image that I attached.
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- Henning
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Perhaps you can try this:
Add
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
to the header of the template's index.php
Not so cool but perhaps you can get rid of your problem ...
P.S:. And Uncomment that css-line you added ...
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- Dario Di Lorenzo
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- I added the line of code in index.php (with uncomment css-line) but does not change anything.
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