block title <none> hides whole block for IE, Opera, Safari, Chrome when Block type: Text links [1]
GiorgosK - October 16, 2009 - 13:31
| Project: | Text Size |
| Version: | 6.x-1.4 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | fixed |
Description
test with Opera 10
and IE7
and no block is shown when overriding title with
meanwhile FF3.5 shows the block correctly with no title
#1
Hi GiorgosK.
Do you have set the permission "access textsize content" for "anonymous user" (on "admin/user/permissions#module-textsize")?
Tested on my site with Opera 10, Galeon 2.0.6, Safari 4.0.3.
#2
Yes permissions are set correctly
Let me put all the latest details of this issue
1.
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Block type: Image links [2]
Links type: Variable links
List display: Normal
Text display: Hide text in the links [5]
Current text size display: Hide current text size
Overwrite text size in templates: No (less code) [6]
setting block title as
<none>-----------------------------
everything seems normal for all the tested browsers
2.
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Block type: Text links [1]
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will make the "text size" block dissapear for
IE7
Opera 10
Chrome 4.0
Safari 3.1
But the text size buttons can be seen from FF3.5
3.
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letting the "block title" empty (erasing the
<none>in it)will let "Text size" display for the misbehaving browsers above
as can be seen in the attached image
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marked #606414: Chrome only display the block title
as duplicate it turns out to be the same issue
#3
Should have changed title
#4
Can rebuild the error in Opera 10 if the block is in header region.
Set the list to: "inline".
This code should fix this bug
ul.textsize_inline li {/* display: inline; <-- delete this code and add: */
display: block;
float: left;
}
#5
OK that fixes things and same code can be used for side blocks without problems
should this code be used at all times ??
#6
I am carefully with "float". First of all the settings "Display inline" for some elements in the module is for non-designer.
Yes, Garland specific code for blocks in head is:
div#header-region div.content ul.textsize_inline li {display: block;
float: left;
}
#7
You can make it a third experimental method
normal
inline
inline using float (experimental)
for use with header regions !!
#8
A non-designer can maybe not distinguish "inline" from "float". I used "li (display: inline)" because it required lesser code and obviate "float", "clear" and "block". But themes with bigger images as the text (16px) required "a ( display block}". So i can use this and fix it.
#9
Fixed.