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Project:
Views Gallery
Version:
6.x-1.2
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
19 May 2010 at 09:06 UTC
Updated:
24 Aug 2010 at 10:05 UTC
Comments
Comment #1
karens commentedCan't reproduce any such problem on any of several installations. I suspect you are using lightbox together with some other module that is conflicting, but that is not a problem of this module.
Comment #2
betancourt commentedHi KarenS
Thanks for the reply. I am using Thickbox but for other parts of the site, not for the views gallery. Sounds to me that the issue are conflicting CSS rules.
Have you had this issues while using the module on an installation using Thickbox as well? Any ideas of how to find the problem?
Many thanks
Comment #3
scatteredbrainV commentedI'm not using Thickbox but I have the very same problem.
I'm looking for a solution to this problem, which, BTW, doesn't happen in IE7 nor any other browser.
You can check that problem here: http://www.meccanica2elle.com/dev/montaggi
Comment #4
scatteredbrainV commentedI've updated the Views Gallery module, but that weird and buggy behaviour persists.
You can check it out here: http://www.meccanica2elle.com/lavorazioni
Any help solving this issue under IE8 would be greatly appreciated. I'm not that skilled to dig into the JavaScript/PHP code myself, unfortunately.
Comment #5
opp67 commentedLikewise, I am also experiencing the IE8 'jumping image' bug. **It does not appear in IE7 or current versions of Chrome, Opera, Safari, & Firefox.
Comment #6
sravanglitter commentedDear all,
I got the same issue but I have resolved it and its working well for me both in Firefox and IE7. By default the width is mentioned as auto so IE7 not understand this CSS but firefox can. I have changed the width to 100% and also by default
<a>element is coming under span tag as IE7 will not allow this. When u r hovering on the image then its jumping against from its original place so I have change the element to display block where it can take whole element as a block and settle in its original place.Comment #7
sravanglitter commentedIn Detail what I did:
step one: Set the width 100%
div.view-gallery table {
width:100%;
}
step two: set a element as display block
div.view-gallery table td a {
display:block;
}
Step 3: After doing the above two steps you can see when you hovering on any image the background color overruns to both left and right sides. To keep the background inside the table just use this css
div.view-gallery .views-field-field-gallery-image-fid a
{
margin:0 43px 4px;
}
margin can set as per your need.
Cheers!
Comment #8
sravanglitter commentedProblem solved. Please check the above two posts