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After Adaptive Theme update to v.2.2, and core to Drupal 7.12, the width of some pages are reset to 960 px. I found the bug appears in Opera, and Safari (Win) browsers, not in Firefox. In IE effect looks like cache problem, as the proper width is displayed after about one second, when all the page is read.
As the page width is reset from wider one (I use 1140 or 1152 px), sidebars are narrowed, and pictures filling all sidebar with are also narrowed, as shown in the attached picture.
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Comments
Comment #1
AndrzejG CreditAttribution: AndrzejG commentedOh, missed info that these pages differ from others in that they contain panels. They are simple one-column panels.
Comment #2
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedCant tell anything from the little screenshot mate, you need to link to the site and have CSS aggregation OFF - then I can debug it.
Comment #3
AndrzejG CreditAttribution: AndrzejG commentedIt is http://lepszy.biz.pl/
Panels are only in front page and Groups pages (access from menu in the right sidebar).
Comment #4
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedYou need to save the theme settings again, that should fix the problem.
I'd say the various different states you are seeing the site in is entirely to do with your browsers having cached the stylesheets are different times.
When you save the theme settings a new file will be created that sets the layout, once that is done clear the caches on your browsers and all should be good again.
Comment #5
AndrzejG CreditAttribution: AndrzejG commentedHmm, there might be something wrong in cache action not in browsers. I tried empty browsers' cache many times without effect.
Probably something in the theme remembers default width.
Comment #6
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedThe problem is with Views I beleive and partly with Drupal in how it resets the weight of stylesheets, the CSS is loading, but its in the wrong order on those pages.
I am going to try and workaround this issue once and for all and release a 7.x.2.3 version that overrides drupal core and views module weight issues.
There is a whole bunch of issuse like this, I will try to tag them all.