By zmediaforce on

Our firm was hired to finish this Drupal 5.1 website and is not displaying properly in different browsers. If you can fix this we will hire you for all our Drupal work as our Drupal guy can't seem to get it working properly. Supposedly it's not the CSS.

We are running PHP version 5.2.
Here is a link to the site: http://www.stephanieizard.com/test3/

Tell me how much it would cost to fix.

Thanks!
Zech Gilbert

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Your content 'Green City Marker' has the video embedded incorrectly, it appears to missing the appropriate object tags.

zmediaforce’s picture

zmediaforce commented

So, is this throwing off the layout? thank you!

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zmediaforce commented

That was the whole problem! Crazy!!!!! I've used Joomla and have never seen that problem !!! Wow! Thank you so much!

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Looks much better now.

hershel’s picture

hershel commented

It appears your site is running Drupal 5.10. It is strongly recommended to upgrade to the latest version of 5.x which is 5.19 to have all security patches. See http://drupal.org/drupal-6.13

neokrish’s picture

neokrish commented

how is it possible to findout which version of drupal the site is using without logging in as admin? Shouldn't this information be private for admin access alone?

ecstasy2’s picture

ecstasy2 commented

You are right that for security issues this information need to remain private to the admin. But unfortunatly webmaster often don't remove somefiles that are shipped with Drupal that easily can tell the used version such as: http://www.stephanieizard.com/test3/CHANGELOG.txt
As a rule, i always remove such file from my installation.
There could be others way to know the drupal version of a website that i'm not award of.

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zmediaforce commented

So, with your guys help I fixed one layout issue, but there's still another: http://www.stephanieizard.com/test3/?q=node/538

Thanks so much everyone!

sravanglitter’s picture

sravanglitter commented

If you inspect your html you will find that the sideblock html is inside the middle column html which explain why the sideblock breaks up. Use firebug, the savior!

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zmediaforce commented

I'm an idiot when it comes to Drupal, but what file is that located in? How can I find it?

sravanglitter’s picture

sravanglitter commented

You need to edit your page.tpl.php or page-front.tpl.php depending upon which file you use for homepage. If you have good html editor, ( I use PSPAD), clicking on each div element should show the closing or opening div for that element. You use this to feature to easily check if there is there is any missing div in your page.tpl.php or you can identify how you can move the sidebar div in line with main div. Hope this helps. If you still have problems figuring out the problem, PM me and I can work on this for you.

Thanks