I'm having trouble with Footheme/Corolla and the sidebars location. I have the Standard Layout/Sidebars Layout set for the sidebars to both display to the right of the main content area. However, the main content area appears between the sidebars. If I make Corolla the default theme, the sidebars appear correctly, but if I switch back to Footheme, the sidebars return to the wrong position.

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Jeff Burnz commented

Can you tell me a few things:

1. Is CSS aggregation on and does this make any difference (if its on or off).

2. What are your settings for Footheme (screen shot of the appearance page showing the settings would be good, if you disable JavaScript and reload the appearance settings page ALL the settings will show, take a full screen shot with Fireshot or something similar).

3. When using Footheme, can you View Source of a page that has the issue and save that as a text file and attach it here (I want to see the actual output).

Or if you have this online, give me a link, I assume it is not.

Cheers.

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ithacaindy commented

1. CSS Aggregation is off. No difference, whether on or off.
2. It is easier just to open the site up for a bit, than to do a screenshot of the entire settings. I'll email you the dev link.

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Jeff Burnz commented
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CSS aggregation is ON, cant debug anything. Need to see those settings or send me the admin login.

ithacaindy’s picture

ithacaindy commented

CSS agg now off.

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Jeff Burnz commented

I'd bet this a duplicate of #1565778: Deprecate respond.js in IE8, move to running Adaptivetheme 7.x-2.x-dev and see what happens, its stable and will be released in a day or two anyway as a new release. It might seen a bit weird that I pointed you to an issue about IE8 and respond, but it just so happens that part of those fixes also files this issue. Its all part of the same set of issues, so to speak (and none of them actually bugs in the theme, just issues with 3rd party technologies).

Whats happening is the weight of the stylesheets are wrong, I would bet this is caused by a Views block (its a known issue, the views block caching changes the weights of stylesheets and can play havoc with some themes).

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Jeff Burnz commented
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Back to active.

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ithacaindy commented
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I upgraded to the dev 2x version of AT, but the Foothemes sidebars still appear incorrectly. I made sure I had no View block active. If I switch to Corolla, then sidebars appears properly.

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Jeff Burnz commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (cannot reproduce)
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At this stage you are really leaving me with no other choice to close this as cannot reproduce, you turned off Footheme and I can't debug it without the required info or access to the theme settings.

Please see the screenshot, this is Footheme and Corolla running on my dev site, you will see the stylesheets are loading in the correct order. Note this is using the dev version of all themes - Adaptivetheme base, Corolla and Footheme.

On your site when you had Footheme on the footheme.responsive.layout.css file was loading before Corolla's corolla.responsive.layout.css file. So there is something different about your site, I cannot know what that is if I can't access it or you give me that information.

A more robust fix (other than just adding weight in drupal_add_css) would be if Footheme forced the parent themes responsive layout CSS to be unset, for various reason I never did that, but it could be done. Something I will consider as an option, however this has rarely been an issue.