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[Solved] panel at bottom instead of right IE9 v2.0.18b4
camo
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Just looked at forum in IE9 for the first time (i dont use it) and discovered the panel is at the page bottom instead of at the right. Has anyone experienced this or knows of a fix please? Im sure I could use a conditional statement in my themes custom css, but I have no idea what statement that should be, I dont really know much about css in that regard.
I did search but found nothing relevant, cheers
see the problem here (using IE 9 ofcourse)
http://www.camosreptiles.com.au/forum/index.php?p=/
p.s sorry about the extra copy of this question, dont know how it happened.
I did search but found nothing relevant, cheers
see the problem here (using IE 9 ofcourse)
http://www.camosreptiles.com.au/forum/index.php?p=/
p.s sorry about the extra copy of this question, dont know how it happened.
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sahotataran ✭✭✭M glad i helped you. Please do keep me posted how you solved this out. i am new to Vanilla but i am learning a lot from the discussions here.
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camo NewHello again @sahotataran , Its Solved!
I investigated the html you referred to and while i did not find malformed or broken elements, I did discover that by moving (div id panel) above (div id content), solved it.
It seems IE renders float:right , before other elements for some reason, so the panel, being placed after the content div was rendered as such.
Thankyou so much for your time, patience and polite manner, you were extremely helpful and you have made my day! Thankyou
Hopefully somebody experiencing this same issue in the furure, can now find a quick and effective solution by searching here. This is what 'Support' forums are all about!
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http://www.camosreptiles.com.au/forum/index.php?p=/
p.s sorry about the extra copy of this question, dont know how it happened.
p.s version 2.0.1.8bRC2
you have your #Panel in #Content as IE9 shows me. you should separate them out.
an easy try - but not sure that it will work - just add a before the start of < div id ="Panel" >
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@Todd whenever I troubleshoot anything with vanilla I end up with 5 more issues, no wonder non coders are reluctant! Please feel free to lecture me again and not be helpful.
@sahotataran Ill try that, thankyou. Edit: its already there, but thanks anyway.
and i would like to Join @Todd 's Lecture as well
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<div id="Body"> <div id="Content"><?php $this->RenderAsset('Content'); ?></div> <div id="Panel"><?php $this->RenderAsset('Panel'); ?></div> </div>
So where is the problem?
You really should be troubleshooting the css issues yourself. Haven't you learned anything from the PM's I sent you?
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if i am not wrong then one of these tags is not closed properly that is causing the problem.
as per my experience mozilla, chrome and IE have different ways of rendering HTML
eg. < p > < a href="#" > Read More.... < /a >
and < p > < a href="#" > Read More.... < /a > < /p >
will be rendered differently my browsers and IE being strict to these (note i didnt close < p> tag in first link)
and it gets more complex when you have HTML above and below these
so i think its going to be hard to find the error out.
if you are adding 3, 4, 5, 6 through a plugin then i would suggest disabling the plugin and checking out if its because of them. else will have to find out some other solution
Thanks
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You are correct, though 3.4.5&6 are not using a plugin, I may have made an error as you suggest. Atleast now I know where to look. I will report back If I can successfully correct this. Thankyou again. Mr Underdog could learn something from you!
Thanks @Camo
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I investigated the html you referred to and while i did not find malformed or broken elements, I did discover that by moving (div id panel) above (div id content), solved it.
It seems IE renders float:right , before other elements for some reason, so the panel, being placed after the content div was rendered as such.
Thankyou so much for your time, patience and polite manner, you were extremely helpful and you have made my day! Thankyou
Hopefully somebody experiencing this same issue in the furure, can now find a quick and effective solution by searching here. This is what 'Support' forums are all about!
Kudos
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