When I view the weblinks page, none of the css is activated. No page background, no page layout, no styles. It is the only segment of our web site that does not display. Mozilla FireFox does display the pages; IE8 does not.

Drupal 6.15
WebLinks - upgraded to dev version while troubleshooting.

heartwoodtmn.org/resources/weblinks

What I tried so far...

  • The content type had disappeared from the Taxonomy Vocabulary designation. This had happened before on some other content type. I still do not know what caused it. Corrected, but it did not help the page display.
  • Disabled permission for view number of clicks setting. (May have gotten the label wrong, but you know what I mean.)
  • Upgraded to latest dev version of WebLinks.module.
  • Switched to the default theme -Garland.
  • Checked Path Auto aliases.
  • Made sure node revisions still matched node vid.
  • Cleared Theme and Cache.
  • Reloaded the page, while pushing the F5 key to get a fresh page load..

Comments

Ashford’s picture

I created a View and it works. I only have access to the 2 browsers, so I do not know for certain that IE8 is the problem.

View works.
heartwoodtmn.org/resources/weblinks2

Web Links module page still does not work.
heartwoodtmn.org/resources/weblinks

Ashford

Ashford’s picture

Referencing... http://heartwoodtmn.org/resources/weblinks

I still cannot figure out why this is the only page on the site that will not display using the theme's CSS. I switched to Garland from a contrib Theme. That had no effect.

I used View Source and this is the CSS line.

<!--[if lt IE 7]>
      <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="/themes/garland/fix-ie.css" />    <![endif]-->

Is there a separate node file for this module? Could that be the problem?

Ashford

nancydru’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

How many CSS files are being generated by Drupal? IE has a limit of 32, so if WL's CSS is below that, it won't be used. I occasionally run into this problem. The only solutions are to 1) merge some of the CSS files to reduce the number, or 2)use CSS compression.

nancydru’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (cannot reproduce)

No further response.

Ashford’s picture

Status: Closed (cannot reproduce) » Fixed

I found the solution and wanted to add it here for anyone with the same problem.

The AddThis module was adding the addthis.css file for every link on the list. IE8 has a limit as to how many css files it will load. You can enable/disable AddThis for each content type in the content type settings.

Administer>content type>weblinks>Edit >workflow settings.

nancydru’s picture

See #3.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.