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Lynne has been extremely helpful in this thread with CSS debugging, but please realize that each forum is different based on what specific styles you are using, so small edits to Lynne's CSS that work for one forum may not work as well for another.
I do recommend that you follow her advice and download either Firebug or the Web Developer plugin for Firefox. Using the Web Developer plugin, you can edit CSS "on-the-fly" to see what certain CSS changes look like instantly on your website without changing any code in the admincp. Once you find the CSS combination you like, just copy the code from Web Developer and apply it to your CSS files. Besides being an excellent tool (that does much, much more then just edit CSS) it helps you learn by doing. You see instantly what your file edits do and how fun it can be to style your website on your own. Again, thank you for this great tutorial Lynne. |
hi.. its working fine with firefox but in internet explorer it is displaying in only one columns. I had pasted the code in forumbits-ie.css also. www.penmai.com/forums
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I jsut looked at your site and don't see any of this CSS being used. Make sure you put it in the additional.css template.
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Does this work on forumdisplay.php ?
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Brilliant little top-tip this article of yours, thanks for sharing it. :)
I hope you don't mind me posting a possible solution Lynne. Quote:
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Hmmm, something is wrong with the snippet I posted above, every now and then one of the sub-forums gets moved over somehow so an empty space appears. You can see it occurring here: http://styleorigin.com/community/for...-Mental-Health
It's only every now and then, if I refresh the page a few times it seems to right itself, obviously there's something wrong or it wouldn't dropdown. |
Yes, I was just browsing your site, before I read your last post. I noticed that.
Does anyone know what's causing Alice's bug with sub-forums display? What would the code be to display 3 columns? Same but 0%, 33% and 66% ? |
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