I'm using Ubiquity with Drupal 5.2. It looks/works GREAT in Firefox, but not in IE6 or IE7: On some pages the left sidebar is missing, and on other pages it's there. In doing a diff of two pages, I find the code
<span class="clear" /> </div>
on the page without a menu. I remember reading that IE can't handle the <span ... /> tag, and I'm not sure what's producing it, or if it's related to the issue I'm seeing.
You can reproduce this here:
No menu: http://www.stcharlesflyingservice.com/home
With menu: http://www.stcharlesflyingservice.com/aboutus
(I've changed my textarea.js file and added two styles for body.mceContentBody to styles.css.)
Thanks, Scott
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #1 | ubiquity.jpg | 112.65 KB | wgiese |
Comments
Comment #1
wgiese commentedSame issue here...terrific theme in FF, but unusable due to IE incompatibilities.
Screen shot attached.
Comment #2
melon commentedSince you didn't configure any primary link menu items, the anonymous user only sees the blank space that _would_ be primary links... this is a configuration problem, not a bug.
Comment #3
istryker commentedInaddition to melon comment, if you all of your primary links are restricted from anonymous users then you will see a blank space.
I think this is a bug because you should still see the menu bar, just without anything on it.
Comment #4
melon commentedI have been thinking of a solution which would make the navigation menu completely disappear when no primary links are used, but this would involve changing the current body background image as well. In the beginning I was trying to minimize the number of contitional background images but now I know it's not possible with the design.
So I am planning to implement this and include in the next update.
Comment #5
melon commentedCleaning up old issue.