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Hello all,
I've been working with the Danland template/theme for a few days now and really like it so far. The only issue that I've had are with Internet Explorer 9 and it not wanting to display the page correctly. All other browsers work fine.
Site Name: http://www.evarsys.com
Any support suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Drupal Designs 1 CreditAttribution: Drupal Designs 1 commentedComment #2
Drupal Designs 1 CreditAttribution: Drupal Designs 1 commentedComment #3
mashizhao CreditAttribution: mashizhao commentedI have the same problem, that looks exactly the same. Please help, thank you
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danpros CreditAttribution: danpros commentedHi,
Not noticed this before, can you clearing the cache please.. and report to me what you get.
Dan
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mashizhao CreditAttribution: mashizhao commentedI actually fixed my problem by optimizing CSS and Javascript in performance. Thanks.
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danpros CreditAttribution: danpros commented@mashizhao: thank you for let me know about the fixed :)
Little weird since its okay in previous version of IE. I will keep this open, so other users that found similar issues can read this thread.
Dan
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hate90 CreditAttribution: hate90 commentedHEllo, im also having a very odd problem with the IE9, my website is not showing at all, only the background, i have optimized the css and the javascript but still no luck, any clues guys
thank you
multiserviciosplanb.com
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attilahooper CreditAttribution: attilahooper commentedhad rendering issues w IE 9.0.8. Page looked like it had no theme. Optimize css and cache worked.
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jerdiggity CreditAttribution: jerdiggity commentedJust thought I'd throw some info out there in case anyone is wondering why this happens while using such fine software as IE:
@import
rules set by CSS files. Please see this link for more info: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262161.On the subject of IE9, sometimes you might encounter a page that does render properly in IE7 or IE8, but not in IE9. A simple solution this particular IE problem (one of many) is to send a header by which IE can be told to render the page in backwards-compatibility mode. I didn't see a module that would do something like this so I just wrote a quick one myself, as does follow:
Note: I called the module IE8 because that's the version that rendered properly for me. If IE7 gives you better results, simply replace every instance of the number 8 (below) to a 7.
sites/all/modules
, create a folder calledie8
, inside of which you'll need to create two files:ie8.info
andie8.module
.ie8.info
file (do the same for Drupal 6, but changecore = 7.x
tocore = 6.x
)ie8.module
file:ie8.module
file:Hope that helps... :)
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comwebd CreditAttribution: comwebd commentedJerdiggity, thanks for the great info regarding IE and it's stylesheet processing. Solved an issue I was dealing with for the last few weeks!
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taquil CreditAttribution: taquil commentedSo glad this was posted. I've been working with a Danland site for weeks now, but my desktop OS is XP, so I couldn't look at it with IE9. When I finally did, there were a couple oddities, like almost everything on the homepage below the logo being shifted up about 20px, so bottom of the logo covered the top half of the main menubar. And a couple other things were not vertically positioned properly. But jerdiggity's "module" cleared it right up.