i have been struggling for a couple of days with this issue. i know that the version i am using might be out of commission (1.1.4.6) in terms of support requests. i am wanting to avoid having to move up any versions because of the degree to which i have customized the css already...

there are several issues that i am experiencing - mostly having to do with spacing. my hope is that they are somehow related...

at the moment, if you compare: http://schr.org/incarceration

in IE6 or 7 and FF, you will notice (in order of importance):

1. the right hand column in IE is below the content. i have tried the solutions already in your issue base (mostly reducing spacing and adding overflow:hidden), and none of them have worked.

2. the wrapper or container color (light beige) is not showing up in IE.

3. the tables are missing the borders between the rows (also an issue for other tables). the other place that happens is on: http://schr.org/action/attend/mtc2009. here (table at bottom and generated by a view taking ubercart products) the full content of the table is being limited by the size of the content in the first column...

4. the reason i think these might be related is that i have noticed other smaller spacing issues. i am not great at CSS particularly when it comes to solving for IE, so i am wondering if there is something i might generally not be keeping in mind...or if there is a larger style definition issue that i might not be aware of that would fix all of these items...? wishful thinking?

i am grateful for any information or tips you can give me at all. i have been searching different sites for the last 2 days and have not found something that solves any of these issues...the reason this is critical is because the site is live, and some of these issues are getting in the way of people registering for events...

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andregriffin commented

Hmm, I can't seem to reproduce issues 1 or 2 in IE7 or FF3. As far as the table borders go, Framework doesn't include any default styling for tables, so you may want to grab some styling somewhere and apply it to that specific table (give it an id="tablename" and specify the css to that table with table#tablename { blah: blah; } )

Unfortunately, your best bet is to either update your theme to the new Framework or just scour the code of the new version and try possible changes in your code.

Side note: If the site you've linked to is your own, you may like to know that Framework is a product of Atlanta. :)

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)