When I enable this module, the modules page at /admin/build/modules has truncated sections, so that I cannot see some of the modules on the page. This seems to be a problem on a per-section basis (i.e. I can only see half of the "Core - optional" section, but can see portions of sections below that one). I've attached a screenshot of the "Core - optional" section for visual reference. I'm not sure where to look for this problem and am still pretty new to the Drupal code, so I'd appreciate any assistance or suggestions people can offer. Thanks!
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Comments
Comment #1
sunI'm unable to reproduce this bug in any theme. The stylesheet of Admin Menu affects
#admin_menuonly. Could you please test if this is really related to Admin Menu? You can do this by disabling and enabling the module and testing the mentioned form in between. Please also ensure that you do not use the above element id in your theme and test if this bug happens in another theme, too.Comment #2
sunComment #3
chrisschaub commentedI saw a thread on this causing problems for others in various parts of the admin menus. I added this line to my stylesheet ...
which basically overrides the overflow:auto which is in the default system.css stylesheet. This solved the problem for me. It might cause other issues, but it seems to fix the hidden issue which was affecting image_cache, pathauto and modules to name a few. Maybe this should be added to the admin_menu default css? I saw the problem on Safari and Firefox, latest revs, on the Mac. Hope it helps.