Hi,

I use the pushbutton theme on my installation and it is working great. There is online one issue. The first line in a page or article is about 40 - 50 pixel pushed to the right. The next lines and the title are perfect aligned at the left. I looked over the css but can't find any specific tweak for this. I changed several margins and paddings in the 'node content' definition but it always moves the whole textblock including the title.
Has anybody had this problem before and knows the solution?

Thank you very much in advance
Wickus

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wickus’s picture

Hi still havent fixed this problem, or the only solution is at the moment to create an empty line before the normal text in the full HTML input format. Beside this this "margin" to the first content row happens only in IE

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wickus’s picture

Finally I found this bloody bugger.
In the css .taxonomy declaration was a padding given, which put my first line of the content about 40 px to the right. Have no idea why, I also didn't changed anything in the taxonomy declaration. Found it out now when I set up the forum and the line where the forum topic appears was pushed in again.
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wickus’s picture

Finally I found out why this happens. After I switched off the "submitted by..." the first line of the content in another project appears about 40px send to the right. And only in IE
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lias’s picture

Did you figure out a way to disable this from happening in IE if you want to keep the "submitted by" disabled on node?
THanks
Lsabug

wickus’s picture

sorry for answering so late. Unfortunately I can't tell you exactly what I did, I only know that I changed something in the css file. Just found one difference to a default css file.
I deleted the padding line in the css style .node .taxonomy, I think I barely remember now that this could have been the change I made.