ie7-fixes.css includes incorrect file references

Good catch! Seems like we need to make IE specific CSS in the design packs rather than the overall IE stylesheets so it loads the correct images. Will get this updated and tested and into the next release.

Yeah they were using the same images due to spacing issues within the lists for the browsers.

Also please leave this issue assigned to me as I'll be handling the fix and want to keep track of it. Thanks again for pointing out this issue.

Thanks I am noticing an error message in Watchdog when users visit the page. Not sure what it means.

Page not found sites/all/themes/acquia_prosper/images/list-level-1_ie.png

@itserich, that means the website is having troubles finding those images from your theme. You are welcome to edit your ie7-fixes.css and ie6-fixes.css file and remove those references for the time being as it will be removed from the next update for the theme which isn't complete yet.

Thanks eternalistic.

So just delete those lines from the file? Are they duplicates?

I commented them out just in case.

It surprises me so many people still use old IE versions but I noticed that page not found message often.

Thanks.

@itserich, you should be fine just commenting out the CSS references for those images in IE. They were overlooked when we moved everything to the design packs so it was still looking for images that exist but in a different location in the theme's directory structure. So this is something that will be fixed in the next release of the theme.

Thanks again eternalistic.

I went into ie7-fixes and ie6-fixes and changed those lines to move the end comment to be the last line.

If this is incorrect please let me know. I don't understand what it does so don't know how to check if I am doing it right.

Thanks.

/* Lists commented out per http://drupal.org/node/927914
ul li {
list-style-image: url(../images/list-level-1_ie.png);
}

ul li ul li {
list-style-image: url(../images/list-level-2_ie.png);
}

ul li ul li ul li {
list-style-image: url(../images/list-level-3_ie.png);
}
*/

Looks good! Like I said it will be fixed in the next release of the theme so no need to worry about it unless it still shows up on your "not found" error pages.

Thanks! I was seeing an error on one of those list files from speed tests on http://www.webpagetest.org

@eternalistic thanks for the confirm.

@couturier Can you explain how you use that test to find page not found errors, if that is what you found? I ran the test and see lots of results, most of which makes no sense to me. It may be all pages are found now so the error is not there.

Are there other sites like this which allow for easy testing with different browsers? Thank you and sorry to veer off topic.

If you'll click on the images for detailed reports, you'll see lines in the table that list the various images that load on a page and the times that it took for each image to load. For the that missing png list file in Acquia Prosper, the whole line in the table was highlighted in red. So yes, you probably are not seeing any red lines on your reports if all your images are present or commented out, as mentioned in prior posts.

This speed test site is one of the ones recommended by Google Webmaster Tools for checking website speed, which they claim is part of their algorithms for determining page rank. Google prefers sites that load quickly for users. See the whole list of recommended speed test sites at the following link:

http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=35769

At the above link, see this paragraph under "Technical Guidelines," with active links to these resources:

"Google strongly recommends that all webmasters regularly monitor site performance using Page Speed, YSlow, WebPagetest, or other tools. For more information, tools, and resources, see Let's Make The Web Faster. In addition, the Site Performance tool in Webmaster Tools shows the speed of your website as experienced by users around the world."

Eternalistic, are you on Fusion staff? Can you get us more documentation on customizing the Acquia Prosper CSS and typography? I spent days trying to locate which lines of code controlled which elements in this theme. More comments in the code would help. Read about my journey to customization:

http://fashionbelle.com/careers/customizing-acquia-prosper-theme

I know this thread is old but the module has not been updated. Here's the corrected CSS to copy for 'blue' theme:

/* Lists */
ul li {
list-style-image: url(../design_packs/blue/images/list-level-1_ie.png);
}

ul li ul li {
list-style-image: url(../design_packs/blue/images/list-level-2_ie.png);
}

ul li ul li ul li {
list-style-image: url(../design_packs/blue/images/list-level-3_ie.png);
}