By i25 on

I have a gallery that uses a View to display the photos. You can see it here: www.mwebdev.com/ft.html. There is a green bar that's showing up next to the images in the gallery. From what I can tell in FireBug, it looks like it's a Title field or something similar that's showing up. My view only has one field in it: Content:Image. Can someone tell me why this second field or element is showing up in the View? Thanks guys!

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i25 commented

Can someone take a quick peek at this problem?

I just realized that it's happening in FireFox but not in IE (I'm viewing in IE7 and FireFox 3.5.2. It may be a simple fix that I just can't figure out. Thanks guys!

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madaerodog commented

did you add a node - type filter in you view that specified the content type that are the pictures?

that is one thing I forget and end up with more items in my views than I wanted ....

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i25 commented

Yes, I do have that filter applied. The problem is not that the view is showing the wrong type of info. The problem is that it seems to be showing too much info for the node that it's designed to display...

At least that's what I think. It may be something else entirely. What's also confusing is the fact that it displays correctly in IE but not in FF.

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i25 commented

Update:
I previously said that the problem was only occurring in IE. I was wrong. It seems to be dependent on the monitor/resolution. I'm now looking at the page in IE on a laptop and the problem is showing. Any idea what's causing this? Thanks.

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madaerodog commented

try disable the css in both resolutions and see if the content is really there or it's just a matter wonky css

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i25 commented

Ok,
I've removed the CSS and the green bars still appear. In my stylesheet, I have this green bar applied to all links. So it's some field or link that's appearning for each image. See www.mwebdev.com/ft.html to see the page with the gallery/view style removed. Also, please view it in IE and FF as they both still look different. Thanks.

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i25 commented

Can someone please help further with this problem? I'm growing desperate as I need to have this up and running right away! Thanks guys!

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madaerodog commented

well it's clearly this line from style.css

.node .content a {background: #959517; color:#1B120D; font-size:13px; padding:3px; text-decoration:none;}

that is creating the green bar, just delete it .. or apply it only where you need it

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i25 commented

But why is this showing in the View? I only have one field set to show in the View.

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madaerodog commented

css applies to html (all html)
the views output the correct html only that your css add that on your a tag, so exclude them ...