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I'm having an interesting issue with IE8 (8.0.6001.xxx on WinXP).
On one subdomain of a website with 5 subdomains the footer has shifted up and is overlapping the theme navbar.
Example: http://northern.nmsierraclub.org/
The primary domain and all of the OTHER subdomains display the footer properly. In Firefox the footer displays properly for the primary domain and all subdomains. I've cleared the site cache in Drupal and the browser cache. I've checked the footer code and it is the same for the primary domain and all subdomains. The theme is a custom Zen theme and is the same for each subdomain.
So, I'm a bit flummoxed. Thanks for a great module and thanks for your help.
Tim
Comments
Comment #1
agentrickardYou will probably get better support in the Zen queue.
Comment #2
KrisBulman commentedLooks like there might be an un-ended div somewhere on your site. If you look at the screenshot, your div is being included inside the main div, and not outside of it.
https://skitch.com/krisbulman/r71np/islandimagined-the-island-imagined
Comment #3
TimJFowler commentedI spoke too soon. Problem not solved yet.
Comment #4
TimJFowler commentedComment #5
TimJFowler commentedDrupal 6.22
Domain Access 6.x-2.11
This footer issue persists and has spread to 2 other subdomains on http://nmsierraclub.org/. The primary domain nmsierraclub.org and central.nmsierraclub.org now both display the footer over the theme navbar. I have explicitly deleted the footer from northern.nmsierraclub.org/. The other subdomains currently display the footer properly.
The footer is set at the primary domain level and is the same for all subdomains (except for northern.nmsierraclub.org where I deleted it). I have cleared the drupal cache and toggled the Optimize CSS files to no effect.
Your help in resolving this issue is GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
Comment #6
agentrickardYou still might get better support in the Zen queue.
DA doesn't add markup to pages.
Comment #7
KrisBulman commentedThe footer may be the same, but as I originally showed in the screenshot.. the structure of your page has changed, which caused the footer to float up.
This is usually caused by custom html in a block or on a page with a missing or extra closing div. You're going to have to rule things out until you locate the problem.
I would first try enabling your footer & creating a blank node, then add rules in all of your blocks to not show up on that node, and view the blank node. If your footer is working on that node, you know it's either a block or content causing the problem..
if it persists, I would then do a div count on any custom templates you have for that site, such as page.tpl.php or node.tpl.php
I've also had this happen with dev releases of some modules that insert markup to pages to create their content.. so you may have to go down the module disabling path if the above fails.
Comment #8
Marko B commentedTry putting in performance section, CSS to optimize, that should make IE sytlsheet no problem dissapaer and fix this footer problem.
Comment #9
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