Problem with Ajax Header Rotator and alignment
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- Jason Painter
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Hello Everyone,
I have a bit of a problem that plagues me in nearly every template I choose. I am using the ajax image rotator module. For instance, on Vortex, when I publish it in User2, it looks great in IE. In FF it adds a bunch of space off to the right of the rotating picture.
Here is the site with the problem:
www.sellmebocagrande.com
Thanks for any help you guys can give. - Last Edit: 18 years 2 months ago by Jason Painter.
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- SureLurksalot
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I'm not positive but there seems to be a more up-to-date version of the ajax header rotator module available then the one you are using. According to your source code your using version 1.0 and it looks like there is a version 2.3 or something available.Maybe try the newest version and check it out? get it here: www.joomlaworks.gr
<!-- AJAX Header Rotator Module (v1.0.0) starts here -->
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- Jason Painter
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Hi SureLurksAlot,
Yes I tried that one, it has the same effect. The reason I don't use the up to date one is because it advertises the componet on the mouseover, which I think cheapens the site a bit.
Thanks - anybody else? Please help! - www.jasonpainter.com
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- Jason Painter
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SOLVED!!!
I just tinkered until I found it. In the template_css.css file, I change the following:
table.usermodules td.modbg {
width: 25%;
to:
table.usermodules td.modbg {
width: 0%;
Fixed my issue, but I'm not sure what the consequences will be, everything else looks ok. - www.jasonpainter.com
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- Jason Painter
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- CRAP!!! Now is doesn't look right in IE!!!!
- Last Edit: 18 years 2 months ago by Jason Painter.
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- Jason Painter
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Ok, Its fixed for real this time...
I put this in the css file:
table.usermodules td.modbg {
width: 0%;
}
and this in the ie6 and ie7 css file
table.usermodules td.modbg {
width: 25%;
} - www.jasonpainter.com
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- David White
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Jason Painter wrote:
Hi SureLurksAlot,
Yes I tried that one, it has the same effect. The reason I don't use the up to date one is because it advertises the componet on the mouseover, which I think cheapens the site a bit.
Thanks - anybody else? Please help!
You can remove this alt tag by editing mod_jw_ajaxhr.php found in your modules folder
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