By stevew on

This is odd. I just did a fresh install of 5.1, downloaded a few days ago. On various pages, things seem to be missing. For example on the node/add/story, I have the Title, Body, Taxonomy and Log Message where I can type things, but below that all I have is section headers for attachments, path, menu settings, publishing options and authoring information. I have the section headers, but none of the fields that should be there. Like, I can't set whether something should be sticky, published, pushed to the front page, or anything like that.

There are other blanks in different sections as well - like the help is missing out of the middle of the Adsense module, even though the help include file is right where it is supposed to be.

Any ideas?

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coreyp_1 commented

Drupal now has collapseable fieldsets. If you click on the name "publishing options", for example, what happens?

- Corey

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stevew commented

Thanks for the reply. Skip a couple of major releases, see what you miss? I did poke around at them, though. They don't do anything, just plain text sitting there. Is there a setting that I missed? I'm using Firefox, and I don't have JavaScript turned off, or anything funky like that.

I thought it might be the Garland theme, leaving some stuff out, but I tried a different theme and it still didn't show up. Also, that doesn't make sense for the default theme.

Edit 1:
Based on your reply, I searched Drupal.org for "collapseable fieldsets", which led me to this recent thread, discussing a similar problem. That led me to look at the error console, which shows two CSS errors:

Unknown property 'filter', declaration dropped in modules/ckk/content.css, line 10.
filter:alpha(opacity=50);

Error in parsing value for property 'display'. Declaration dropped. in modules/system/defaults.css line 43.
display: inline-block;

Do either of those ring any bells for anyone?

Edit 2:
I looked at the CSS file and noticed that collapseable was a property of "html.js". There had been some other trouble when I uploaded all the files to the site, so I went and checked. The file misc/collapse.js was zero length in my published site. Re-uploaded that, and everything works.

Thanks for getting me started down the right path!

Steve
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