Hi guys
I am still having problems with png images not rendereing correcting in IE6
I have installed png fix 6.x-1.0 and checked using Firebug that the block icon in questions has the css class class="block-icon pngfix". I have even declared this css class in the in the module admin/setting/pngfix with no luck :-((
What am I doing wrong? ONce corrected will this also allw the rouned corners on the block title to render correctely in IE6
My dev site can be found at : http://www.academytraining.uk.com/sandpit/
Thanks for your help
Comments
Comment #1
jwolf commentedI believe the problem is that the path to the theme is incorrect. You have the theme in /sandpit/sites/all/themes/acquia_marina whereas, the default path is /sites/all/themes/acquia_marina
Why don't you try changing the path in the files iepngfix.htc and ie6-fixes.css to /sandpit/sites/all/themes/acquia_marina
You don't need to use a PNG fix module for this to work. If the icons aren't displaying correctly in IE6 it's most likely an issue with the path to the theme.
Comment #2
mcjudd commentedHi Jay
Done those changes in the files and now the block images just disappear in IE6! What am I doing wrong - see link in original issue
Thanks for your continuing help on this one
Comment #3
mcjudd commentedComment #4
vmenelas commentedI also have been having this issue. I tried everything I know.
Even upgrading Acquia Marina.
Comment #5
jwolf commentedSomeone posted a comment to the Marina handbook about the IE6 pngfix here: http://drupal.org/node/357261#comment-1247214
Does this work for you?
Comment #6
vmenelas commentedUnfortunately, it does not.
Comment #7
mcjudd commentedComment #8
mrtbc commentedI am having the same problem. My theme is in mysite.com/themes/acquia_marina. I have changed the path in both of the files but it doesn't seem to be working.
Comment #9
mrtbc commentedI was unable to make the built-in Acquia Marina fix work. Here is a quick but imperfect fix for anyone else with the same problem:
1. Install the separate Drupal PngFix Module
2. Look up the ID of each block that you want to fix e.g.
<div id="block-block-1" class="block block-block">3. In /admin/settings/pngfix enter each ID separated by commas in this format, e.g.
#block-block-1,#block-block-5,#block-block-8This will fix the PNG images.
WARNING - unfortunately one side-effect is that this will remove the nice grey shading in the rest of the block so it just has a white background, but this is not nearly as bad as the grey PNG background issue.
Comment #10
mrtbc commentedHere is an even more unpleasant version of this hack, that works fully without effecting any other images:
1. Install the separate Drupal PngFix Module
2. Edit block.tpl.php in the Acquia Marina theme directory
3. Change:
to:
3. In /admin/settings/pngfix enter:
Comment #11
vmenelas commented#10 Does not work for me for some reason..anyone knows?