vbulletin-chrome.css
 

Does anyone know how I would fix this? update from 4.2.0 patch 3 to 4.2.1 on a Dev site. I don't think I'll be able to move until I sort this, any help would be great.


http://www.nirc.co.uk/css1.JPG

http://www.nirc.co.uk/css2.JPG

http://www.nirc.co.uk/css3.JPG

http://www.nirc.co.uk/css4.JPG

This is what it seems to be doing with a bit of our style:

http://www.nirc.co.uk/head1.JPG

This is what it should look like:

http://www.nirc.co.uk/head2.JPG

Dave

The forum in your signature? It looks just fine to me.

Have you tried to revert the template in question

This is just a wild guess... Your showing navbar code, which of course was modified in the latest release, but it doesn't appear to (although could) be directly related.

It looks to me when you updated or reverted your templates you you might have lost some CSS that was attached to your style, maybe in a template.

Anyway, maybe another direction to check :)

Yes Lynne, that's the live site. This is a test area for 4.2.1 before I go live with the main site.

I'll try that this morning, but I don't think it's that :D

Our live site hasn't been upgraded to 4.2.1 as of yet. Will do, once I can get my head round what's causing this issue.

Dave

Assuming there's not too much customizing of vbulletin-chrome in your theme, just revert it to default, and then in additional.css add some padding or margin or whatever. It's a really simple thing to fix, like adding

to additional.css or whatever. currently it looks like your theme is using "text-indent" to accomplish that, I'm not sure why it would stop working for 4.2.1 honestly, but of all the problems you could have it's pretty minor.

ps: your notice text is black on a blue, which looks really bad - http://www.kupax.com/files/21523_c1d0p/noticeblah.png - might want to fix that.

Thanks for taking the time to look into this, I think I have it sorted now :D

Yeah thanks again for that, I will look into getting that sorted.

Cheers,
Dave