The attached file shows that in IE6 (6.0.2900.2180) there is a problem properly displaying profile picture.

The Lower section shows IE6 and an avatar problem on nodes. Also note how the font is nicely wrapping around the floated image. (i assume this is intended).

The upper section shows a comparison. On the flipside of IE6, in FF 2.0.0.11, you can see that the avatar is rendered properly, but the text doesn't wrap around the avatar. This may be a bug or it may be intended, not sure. Either way i felt i had to report it.

Note that this image is from the Feb 5th DEV update.

CommentFileSizeAuthor
#7 Picture 2.png74.02 KBhankpalan.com
#1 logged_in_user_forum.jpg32.89 KBtdh
#1 logged_in_user_main_page.jpg45.76 KBtdh
#1 logged_out_user_forum.jpg35.21 KBtdh
#1 logged_out_user_main_page.jpg40.35 KBtdh
Bug_Deco_Broken_Avatar.png65.47 KBLeefmc

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tdh commented
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new logged_out_user_main_page.jpg40.35 KB
new logged_out_user_forum.jpg35.21 KB
new logged_in_user_main_page.jpg45.76 KB
new logged_in_user_forum.jpg32.89 KB

I am also having user avatar problems, but with IE7. On the main page the css breaks when the user is not logged in. Also in the forum, the css breaks when the user is not logged in. I have attached a screen shot of the main page and the forum for when the user is logged in and when the user is not logged in.

I also used the February 5th dev for Drupal 5.

Regards,

Todd

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TheProf commented

Hello,

This is an awesome theme!

I am having the exact same problem with regards to the main page -- if the user is logged in, everything is laid out correctly. If the user is not logged in, it is exactly as the attached "logged_out_user_main_page.jpg" image attached in post #1.

I can confirm however, that this occurs BOTH in IE and Firefox.

Thank you kindly.

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scoutbaker commented

Marked http://drupal.org/node/221495as duplicate. There is information on recreating the issue there.

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Roborobotus commented

I tried to investigate this issue and came to a conclusion that the problem appears only when the avatar doesn't link to the user's profile. If you want the easiest way around the problem, let the users who are not logged in to see profiles of registered users.

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Leefmc commented

Is there a fix for this coming in the next revision of Deco?

Also i am a bit confused by your explanation, i mean, in my site i cannot allow outsiders to see profiles.. but in general, the problem seemed to be so 'multi-headed' yet your explanation seemed very specific, are you referring to a specific problem in this thread?

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Leefmc commented

Has anyone managed to fix this? I'm a horrible cross-browser computability man or i'd love to be of help :/

So far, this is the only real problem i've found with this theme, but its a huge problem for me.. i've just had no luck in making them work properly.

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hankpalan.com commented
Version: 5.x-1.x-dev » 6.x-1.x-dev
Priority: Normal » Critical
StatusFileSize
new Picture 2.png74.02 KB

I'm having this problem too. I have a fresh install of D6 and I've tried both versions of 6.x (the stable and the dev versions). And I simply can't allow outsiders to view profiles. I'm launching my site soon and this is a major set back.

I'm sorry I should have been even more specific...I'm having the same problem as comment #2

tdh’s picture

tdh commented

Has anyone figured out how to fix this yet for 5.x OR 6.x? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

scoutbaker’s picture

scoutbaker commented

Issue #236379: CSS for ".picture a" too specific and breaks if user no logged in. appears to be a duplicate. The solution provided by lurkerfilms is:

The CSS format for ".picture a" is too restrictive as the link is only created (outputted) if a user is logged in. If not logged in a blob entry by user who has a picture formats incorrectly and looks ugly.

The fix is simple change:

.picture a {

to

.picture {

This will ensure a border and float: right directives are always applied.

cheers

hankpalan.com’s picture

hankpalan.com commented

Genius Pure Genius!
I logical had figured out that it was because the user pic was no longer a link. But code wise I had no idea even where to start looking. So Thank you so much! Works perfect now!

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add1sun commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Fixed in all dev versions.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.