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Acquia Slate
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6.x-3.x-dev
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Normal
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Feature request
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Created:
19 May 2009 at 17:04 UTC
Updated:
31 Oct 2012 at 23:08 UTC
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Comment #1
jwolf commentedThank you!
Committed.
Comment #3
WorldFallz commentedThis doesn't seem to have made it into the fusion version-- i'll try to post back with a patch.
Comment #4
WorldFallz commentedI still had some problems with ghosting on the original gif, so I made a new one. Feel free to use it if you like.
The css for it is:
Comment #5
jeremycaldwell commentedThanks WorlfFallz, this will be included in the next release of the theme.
Comment #6
asb commentedThat thing in
/misc/is named "throbber.gif". Fixing title for better searchability.Comment #7
asb commentedFor the current dev release, watchdog logs:
and
Greetings, -asb
Comment #8
jeremycaldwell commentedThe issue with the throbber image is related to this one: http://drupal.org/node/856842
So that fix will be included in the next release of the theme with the correct file name and path etc.
The equal heights script should actually be loading from Fusion Core and not Acquia Slate so not sure what's going on with that one. Does it throw that error anytime you visit a page where the equal heights script is being used? Does the equal heights script work on your site as intended? And if not what happens if you copy it from Fusion Core to the path it is looking for it within your Acquia Slate theme?
Comment #9
asb commentedHi,
Manually downloading the missing image (#3 from issue 856842) resolves the missing
throbber-small.gificon. If the upcoming dev release includes it, let's consider this as fixed.Am I the only one encountering the missing
jquery.equalheights.jserror messages? That's suspicious and needs more investigation on my end, I'm afraid (potential incompatibilities with contrib modules like 'CSS Gzip', 'JavaScript Aggregator' or 'Boost'; no, 'Panels' is not running on this site ;). Since this issue is aboutthrobber-small.gif, I'll open a new issue as soon as I can provide more details about this.Thanks & greetings, -asb
(P.S. Regarding you questions: The script appears to be working somehow on the site where watchdog logs the missing file error under certain conditions ("Equal heights" checked; "Dark transparent background" checked; "Rounded corners with gray background" checked; it does not work with "Equal heights" checked; "Acquia Slate - Background Styles" none; "Rounded corners with gradient background and border" checked). However, on a second site, where two blocks are embedded ino a panel, the equalize script does not either, but watchdog nevertheless does not log any errors; on this second site, I'm running Panels, but neither 'CSS Gzip', nor 'JavaScript Aggregator' or 'Boost'. In this case, the panels display settings conflict with the skinr styles in multiple ways; that's definitely a different issue, but I'm not sure if it'd belong to Panels, Ctools, Fusion, Skinr or whatever else might be involved)
Comment #10
asb commentedSince there has been no new dev release for a couple of moths I'm reopening this issue as a reminder.
Also, the CSS from #4 doesn't fix the shifted throbber icon for me. Screenshot attached (Opera 11.00, Build
1156, Linux 64 Bit/Ubuntu 10.10).
This might be a issue of Fusion as I'm experiencing this in Magazeen 3.x as well. Related issue: #835694: Throbber icons on autocomplete fields are broken in Opera
Comment #11
grapher commented102Kb gif?? :)