Menus and kubrick Posted by Harry Uggeldahl on Sun 12 of Mar, 2006 10:02 GMT-0000 posts: 12 I changed few paddings and margins and Firefox 1.51, latest Safari an Opera 8.5 they all working perfect. Only IE and those dropdown menus don't work.😊
Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee on Mon 13 of Mar, 2006 00:44 GMT-0000 posts: 254 I changed few paddings and margins and Firefox 1.51, latest Safari an Opera 8.5 they all working perfect. Only IE and those dropdown menus don't work.😊 That's good. I'll save your CSS file next time I visit your site and compare the changes. I don't have Safari to check with but stopped in at a computer shop and used one of their Macs to look at this site. The visual quality of the Mac display — how the text is rendered and so on — was very nice. But I was a bit shocked to see the side column and center column of the Kubrick page sharing the space about 50%/50%. Don't know why the sidecolumn spread out so much as both the column and the modules boxes have explicit widths. But it's another thing to work on when I have time. The Planetfall theme worked as expected. I still intend to try to find out what's happening with your phplayers menu in IE. These puzzles intrigue me. 😉. -- Gary
Posted by Harry Uggeldahl on Mon 13 of Mar, 2006 06:42 GMT-0000 posts: 12 I changed few paddings and margins and Firefox 1.51, latest Safari an Opera 8.5 they all working perfect. Only IE and those dropdown menus don't work.😊 That's good. I'll save your CSS file next time I visit your site and compare the changes. I don't have Safari to check with but stopped in at a computer shop and used one of their Macs to look at this site. The visual quality of the Mac display — how the text is rendered and so on — was very nice. But I was a bit shocked to see the side column and center column of the Kubrick page sharing the space about 50%/50%. Don't know why the sidecolumn spread out so much as both the column and the modules boxes have explicit widths. But it's another thing to work on when I have time. The Planetfall theme worked as expected. I still intend to try to find out what's happening with your phplayers menu in IE. These puzzles intrigue me. 😉. -- Gary That 50/50 problem was solvet too in my site...😛
Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee on Wed 15 of Mar, 2006 00:42 GMT-0000 posts: 254 That 50/50 problem was solvet too in my site...😛 Heh, very good. By the way, what is the OS of your site's server? The reason I ask is that I was checking PHP Layers menus on an EasyPHP server on my Windows laptop and noticed the same problem as with the Kubrick theme at your site: only the top level of links show. This happened no matter what theme the menu is used in. So I wonder if the problem could be related to the server operating system. Also, did you try a PHP Layers menu in another theme in addition to Kubrick? If the menu is incomplete in another theme as well, it would suggest a problem not particularly related to a specific theme. -- Gary
Posted by Harry Uggeldahl on Wed 15 of Mar, 2006 11:39 GMT-0000 posts: 12 Os in server side is debian, and i have tryed moreneat and php-layers don't work at all. So it's not in kubrick theme. In server there is php 4.3.10-16 and sql 4.0.24, apache is 1.???😊 ...H@rtsa That 50/50 problem was solvet too in my site...😛 Heh, very good. By the way, what is the OS of your site's server? The reason I ask is that I was checking PHP Layers menus on an EasyPHP server on my Windows laptop and noticed the same problem as with the Kubrick theme at your site: only the top level of links show. This happened no matter what theme the menu is used in. So I wonder if the problem could be related to the server operating system. Also, did you try a PHP Layers menu in another theme in addition to Kubrick? If the menu is incomplete in another theme as well, it would suggest a problem not particularly related to a specific theme. -- Gary
