Internet explorer viewing error, anyone help?
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- Devon.GSI
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Hey All,
My Problem: Certain layers protrude outside of their margins only in Internet Explorer. Views fine in all other web browsers. Also, for some reason my web banner also has a red X in the upper left hand corner, even though its visible.
My Website: joomla15.hopeandfaithwellness.com
Details: Where it says "My Victory Over Cancer" in the introscroller, it gives the details about the book, then if you look closely, the words start to protrude into the middle of my related videos content. I need that part to not be visible at all. Anyone got any words of wisdom? I'd appreciate it.
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- Devon.GSI
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Here's a screenshot. I had to install I.E. just to get it. =\ ... uninstalling it now though. =)
See the little Red X?
Also, see how the text from the front page protrudes into my next module? This is done only in Internet Explorer. Any developers out there know a fix for this that wouldn't mind helping me or pointing me in the right direction? This is my first baby.
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- Cero Code
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Hi there, well, let see...
the first problem regarding the logo, it appears to be missing, user with Internet Explorer will see the red [X], user with Fire Fox wont see it.
now, the templates from RT are using 2 images for the logo,
1 is the background on that location which is different from the background of the header.
2 is a transparent image that holds the link to the main page of your site it can be a gif image transparent or a png, just remember IE6 doesn't show PNG transparency images, on IE 7 that problem was fixed.. sort of...
so, you have the following folders in your templates
images/light/logo.png
images/dark/logo.png
there's where your art logo has to be according to the style your are using
images/blank.png or images/blank.gif
and this is the missing image and this is why it shows the red [X], BUT! in your case you are using logo.png which is not what it should be looking for.
open your index.php file of that template and on the line #50 do a change...
<div class="wrapper"> <a href="<?php echo $this->baseurl; ?>" class="nounder"><img src="<?php echo $template_path; ?>/images/logo.png" border="0" alt="" id="logo" class="png" /></a> <!-- begin top panel -->
to<div class="wrapper"> <a href="<?php echo $this->baseurl; ?>" class="nounder"><img src="<?php echo $template_path; ?>/images/blank.gif" border="0" alt="" id="logo" class="png" /></a> <!-- begin top panel -->
just replace the logo.png for blank.gif.
about the other problem, i can't tell what was the problem, i couldn't see it, i went to your site using IE8, Google chrome, Fire Fox, Safary, Opera, and i didn't see that problem.
in my opinion it could be an editor problem, just enter to your article that has that information or module, and see the source code it may have a DIV class that is over ruling the css template. - No Site for now..
London here I go!!!!!!
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- Devon.GSI
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- Hey just wanted to say thanks for your reply. I feel retarded for not even noticing that. Things are looking great now. The 2nd problem still exists, but it looks like it's entirely IE6's fault. There were no special div tags. =\ Thx again.
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- JEM
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Posting in the forum for your template would probably help, along with following these guidelines:
www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=2&t=36997&rb_v=viewtopic - Thanks,
jim
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