Re: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE - SOLVED
G'day Barrie,
I think what you need here is called the Holly Hack. It fixes ul, li
problems that IE mucks up. CSS for my sites where I use uls include:-
/* Fix IE. Hide from IE Mac \*/
* html #navbar ul li { float: left; }
* html #navbar ul li a { height: 1%; }
/* End */
Reference: http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=2&cid=C37E0
Regards,
Ric
Barrie North wrote:
How weird, it was being caused by the styles on the ul in the black main
menu box. I don't know why that would shift the whole column, o well.
Barrie North
Compass Design
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To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
I am making a site for IE6+ and am really stuck over an IE bug.
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
Some strange bug is occurring in IE6, the left column bounces all over. It
seems to be related to the peekaboo bug and you can see it when you mouse
over the links to the left column in the "main menu". Refresh the page in IE
so see the bug again.
Also, if you click on the "blog" link
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
you get a two column layout. For some reason the left column decides it
wants to be in a different place.
The solutions I know of involve position:relative and height:1% and
line-height:1.2. I have tried all three of these but not had anything work.
Apologies in advance for not making a page that isolated the bug better.
This is CMS output and I found this bug late in the production cycle...
Cheers
Barrie North
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RE: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
Joomla is great. I actually design commercial templates for it, you might be
using one of mine!
I was just stuck on this CSS bug.
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Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 11:45 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
Hi, I have just started to look at the Joomla CMS. The template I am using
doesn't do that.
I am using IE6. In the Joomla administrator page on the tool bar click on
site, then template manager, then site template
Choose which template and choose edit ccs. This is what the template I am
using has
#left{/* menu */
background:#DCEAF7;
border:1px solid #859EB2;
left:10px;
position:absolute;
top:85px;
width:167px;
Not sure how you like Joomla The jury is still out with me.
Mike
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Subject: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
I am making a site for IE6+ and am really stuck over an IE bug.
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
Some strange bug is occurring in IE6, the left column bounces all over. It
seems to be related to the peekaboo bug and you can see it when you mouse
over the links to the left column in the "main menu". Refresh the page in IE
so see the bug again.
Also, if you click on the "blog" link
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
you get a two column layout. For some reason the left column decides it
wants to be in a different place.
The solutions I know of involve position:relative and height:1% and
line-height:1.2. I have tried all three of these but not had anything work.
Apologies in advance for not making a page that isolated the bug better.
This is CMS output and I found this bug late in the production cycle...
Cheers
Barrie North
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RE: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
Hi, I have just started to look at the Joomla CMS. The template I am using
doesn't do that.
I am using IE6. In the Joomla administrator page on the tool bar click on
site, then template manager, then site template
Choose which template and choose edit ccs. This is what the template I am
using has
#left{/* menu */
background:#DCEAF7;
border:1px solid #859EB2;
left:10px;
position:absolute;
top:85px;
width:167px;
Not sure how you like Joomla The jury is still out with me.
Mike
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On Behalf Of Barrie North
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 6:57 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
I am making a site for IE6+ and am really stuck over an IE bug.
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
Some strange bug is occurring in IE6, the left column bounces all over. It
seems to be related to the peekaboo bug and you can see it when you mouse
over the links to the left column in the "main menu". Refresh the page in IE
so see the bug again.
Also, if you click on the "blog" link
http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html
you get a two column layout. For some reason the left column decides it
wants to be in a different place.
The solutions I know of involve position:relative and height:1% and
line-height:1.2. I have tried all three of these but not had anything work.
Apologies in advance for not making a page that isolated the bug better.
This is CMS output and I found this bug late in the production cycle...
Cheers
Barrie North
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RE: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE - SOLVED
How weird, it was being caused by the styles on the ul in the black main menu box. I don't know why that would shift the whole column, o well. Barrie North Compass Design -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Barrie North Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 9:57 PM To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org Subject: [WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE I am making a site for IE6+ and am really stuck over an IE bug. http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html Some strange bug is occurring in IE6, the left column bounces all over. It seems to be related to the peekaboo bug and you can see it when you mouse over the links to the left column in the "main menu". Refresh the page in IE so see the bug again. Also, if you click on the "blog" link http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html you get a two column layout. For some reason the left column decides it wants to be in a different place. The solutions I know of involve position:relative and height:1% and line-height:1.2. I have tried all three of these but not had anything work. Apologies in advance for not making a page that isolated the bug better. This is CMS output and I found this bug late in the production cycle... Cheers Barrie North ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ** ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help **
[WSG] Hi all, need some help with a peekaboo bug in IE
I am making a site for IE6+ and am really stuck over an IE bug. http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html Some strange bug is occurring in IE6, the left column bounces all over. It seems to be related to the peekaboo bug and you can see it when you mouse over the links to the left column in the "main menu". Refresh the page in IE so see the bug again. Also, if you click on the "blog" link http://joomlashack.compassdesigns.net/js_jshack06v2/index1.html you get a two column layout. For some reason the left column decides it wants to be in a different place. The solutions I know of involve position:relative and height:1% and line-height:1.2. I have tried all three of these but not had anything work. Apologies in advance for not making a page that isolated the bug better. This is CMS output and I found this bug late in the production cycle... Cheers Barrie North ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help **
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