Using IE5 at 1024 x 768 the left menu frame moves right and overlaps the middle frame. Works OK at higher resolutions. Firefox works at all resolutions. Tried using IE6 and now rightmost frame overlays the leftmost frame.
Not sure what version I am using but the changelog shows bluebreeze-1.1 (2006-12-22)
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Comments
Comment #1
The Tinker commentedThis problem is also in IE 7
Comment #2
shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com commentedcan confirm with ie6.
Comment #3
shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com commentedStill exists with 5.x-1.2
Comment #4
higql commentedI have the same problem(drupal5.1 and bluebreeze-5.x-1.2).
Comment #5
bomarmonk commentedDuplicate issue?
http://drupal.org/node/111005
Comment #6
shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com commentedThis is more than on settings and admin pages though.
Comment #7
bomarmonk commentedYes, but I get them elsewhere-- more of a full overlap when editing a node.
Comment #8
Pierre Lannoy commentedHas somebody found a solution for this issue ?
Thanks in advance.
Comment #9
JamoSmith commentedThis one seems pretty critical. Can someone more knowledgeable of CSS take a look and share their thoughts?
Comment #10
samlogan commentedAny progress by someone?
Comment #11
mlncn commentedFrom http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail
Seems a similar issue
But if it doesn't work, there's always implementing the whole holy grail from that article...
Comment #12
mlncn commentedThe IE trick above did not work, and rather than trying to replace bluebreeze with the holy grail technique, we chose to use the holy hand grenade instead...
http://agaricdesign.com/note/serving-different-pagetplphp-different-brow...
Comment #13
itapplication commented