Hello,
I've created a panel page made out of 2 view pages and tried to implement share buttons there. I've tried couple of them and I get in IE8 strange object on the top which seems as some artefact after delete of addtoany module.
It's working in FF, Chrome or Opera but only IE8 shows this. It drives me crazy because I can't get rid of it or fix it somehow.
The page is: http://www.langports-students.com/blogs
I've tried to bring the module back, disable everything and even delete but it's still there (I flushed caches).
I need it mainly for IE8 computers so running it in FF or Chrome isn't really the answer.
Thanks
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Comments
Comment #1
micropat commentedHi Juraj,
PollDaddy uses AddToAny in their polling widgets, which you use on your site, so that explains why you're seeing AddToAny even after disabling the module.
Your site appears to be working fine in all browsers right now. Not sure what strange object you're seeing, but I'm interested. Do you have a screenshot or other details?
Cheers
Comment #2
andrenoronha commentedi dont know if it's the same issue, but my case is:
i can't use addtoany option to show the button right in the node body because I use content templates.
and the block itself has the problem with the dropdown. so i'm using a function to call the block directly in the node body.
it works fine except for IE that shows me the services on the top of the page as i mouse over. (image attached).
Comment #3
micropat commentedHi André, that looks crazy. I haven't seen it that bad before. What theme are you using?
Can you provide a live example to look at, or e-mail me?
Comment #4
rocketeerbkw commentedI'm having the same issue. I have not tried versions other than IE8 yet, but all non IE browsers work. I will send you a message with link to a live development site.
I thought it might be panels related, but it happens on non panel pages as well. I'm using a custom theme, if I switch to garland it doesn't happen. If I find anything more I'll report back.
Choosing the "disable dropdown" setting does fix this problem.
Comment #5
rocketeerbkw commentedI've narrowed the issue (for me at least) down to a problem with the ninesixty base theme. I haven't figured out what styles are causing the problem yet though.
Comment #6
rocketeerbkw commentedFigured it out finally. IE has a limit to the number of CSS and JS it will execute. Turning on CSS and JS optimization in performance settings fixed it.
Comment #7
andrenoronha commentedI turned on css optimization and it's working great. Thanks.
Comment #8
micropat commented