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My site on Internet Explorer
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| RedModerator |
Posted on 17-09-2007 23:50
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Because my file manager works better on Mozilla and Safari for windows, I use those to edit my site. The only problem is that my site's visual properties are corrupt when viewing my site on IE.
As far as I know, when my site is viewed from IE 7 and IE 5 my site looks like this:
http://i210.photo...ra/SS2.jpg
but, it should look like this (viewed form Mozilla Firefox):
http://i210.photo...bra/SS.jpg
I have modified the theme fusionmaster_v5 to get what I have now.
Any suggestion on what is going on?
Edited by RedModerator on 17-09-2007 23:53
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| TammyK |
Posted on 17-09-2007 23:58
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Give us the site URL and the name of your theme. I suspect it's a problem with the background image in your theme, but I'd have to see the theme to get a better idea. |
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| RedModerator |
Posted on 18-09-2007 00:01
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The site is a http://umbra.netf...
the theme is Fusionmaster_v5 and can be found at php fusion themes here:
http://themes.php...heme_id=48 |
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| RedModerator |
Posted on 18-09-2007 04:34
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Can anyone help? My site is corrupt on a very popular browser and if people canot view, I have a HUGE problem. |
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| Richard Ainz |
Posted on 18-09-2007 13:50
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That is basically a coding problem. Whenever you code you MUST test with several browser, before launching the finished code. There are a number, 100:s, of workarounds for IE, and for IE7, and for Safari, and for Firefox. No browser displays a site 100% the same. One always must take that in to account.
Back to the code. simple as that. Sorry.
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| TammyK |
Posted on 18-09-2007 14:42
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I didn't ask what they called it. What did you call it on your site? |
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| jim shorts |
Posted on 18-09-2007 16:18
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Just urge your visitors to use Firefox. |
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| Sveinungs |
Posted on 18-09-2007 17:31
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I think TammyK is right.
You should apply the background image to styles.css (in the body class), and not into theme.php as you have done now.
Second, why not take this to the Theme site, as this is definitely a theme related issue? |
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| TammyK |
Posted on 18-09-2007 18:10
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Take the single quotes out of your background-image declarations in your styles.css file.
background-image: url('images/SL.jpg');
Should be
background-image: url(images/SL.jpg);
Edited by TammyK on 19-09-2007 06:16
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| RedModerator |
Posted on 19-09-2007 00:53
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To Homy, yeah I understand, that is why I posted this. I had just finished modding the theme on Mozilla and checked IE and Safari later.
To svienungs, Yeah, sorry. I thought that there might have been some other code problem, but for future reference, I will post in themes. The background image was located in the theme.php when I downloaded it so i just left it where it was. 
To TammyK, thanks! That worked perfectly. |
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