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netbjarne’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » netbjarne

I was able to reproduce the problem, but not on a consistent basis. Some things I would like you to try out to help be troubleshoot:

a) try switching to the Bluemarine theme shipped with drupal, at my testsite, indention is also an issue with the Bluemarine theme.
b) are you using tinymce? - at my testsite, old postings content made using tinymce have problems, but new content made with tinymce does not.
c) try posting a link to a testsite as well, or at least the html output of a page

I might need some help on this one, I cannot find any logical reason for this bug. On my testsite, I have content being indented, and others that aren't - and there doesn't seem to be any differences in the html output of the content.

Bjarne

rogerpfaff’s picture

Might be the divs for the tabs or something that comes before the body text?

trantt’s picture

"try switching to the Bluemarine theme shipped"
>>you were right, this theme gave me the same problem. I also tried several other themes (glossyblue, garland, etc...) and it was working fine.

"are you using tinymce"
>>nope, this is a new site and all i got was autologout, nodewords, paging, poormancron, print, and other based modules

"try posting a link to a testsite as well"
here is the url link to my friend website http://www.test.webcognitive.com

also, fyi, i'm using ie7

thank you for your help in advance.

trantt’s picture

one more thing, this theme (Foliage) is working fine at http://themegarden.org/drupal50/?q=node&theme=foliage (at least on the same browser that I'm having problem with...)

netbjarne’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

So. It SEEMS to me, that this issue is inherited by Bluemarine. I'm not a theme designer, really, I just messed with Bluemarine source files until Foliage emerged. As I'm unable to pinpoint exactly what causes this intermittent problem, I have chosen not to fix it... Sorry – but I just can't find the time or inspiration.

Suzy’s picture

Status: Closed (won't fix) » Needs review

It's a CSS, IE hasLayout error

It is only happening when both the submitted by - <span class="submitted"> and terms <span class="taxonomy"> are empty

to fix add display: inline-block; to .node .taxonomy in style.css

.node .taxonomy {
  color: #999;
  font-size: 0.8em;
  padding: 0 0 0 1.5em;
  display: inline-block;	
}

{zoom: 1; } would do the same thing

trantt’s picture

display: inline-block; tag solved the problem...
"but I just can't find the time or inspiration." >> I think foliage is one of the few decent fixed-width Drupal themes out there. I hope this theme will be around for a long time...

margae’s picture

Status: Needs review » Closed (fixed)