By AdamSocial on

In IE and Opera (even on the Nintendo Wii), the following page looks great, but on Firefox, everything gets thrown out of wack:

http://demo.pittpunk.com/node/106

I'm using tinyMCE with the media plugin.

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Adam.

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fidot’s picture

fidot commented

Adam,

I haven't looked at TinyMCE specifically, but the HTML doesn't include any DOCTYPE definitions in the page header, so I would look at getting that sorted first.

HTH
Terry

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JirkaRybka commented

I checked the link with Firefox 1.5 running on Linux Mandriva desktop, and no visible problems.

As for the doctype - we used to have the doctype declaration on our site, but strangely we had to remove it, in order to get our site working :-/ We're using absolute positioned elements (points on a map) on certain pages, which seems to be working perfectly on a simple page, but once ANY of the W3C's doctype declarations is added, it no more works (both FF and IE), because all the positions ('top' and 'left' attributes) get filtered away from HTML before rendering. Possibly a bug somewhere at W3C.

I know this is off-topic here, but take it as an example, that missing doctype is not necessarily a problem - possibly quite the opposite!

ryivhnn’s picture

ryivhnn commented

What's out of whack? It looks fine to me but then again I'm not sure how it's meant to look :)

Using mac Firefox.

Nice skin btw.

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thichquay@groups.drupal.org’s picture

thichquay@groups.drupal.org commented

Since converted my site to 5.1, TinyMCE doesn't act the same anymore. It is constantly break one long line into multiple lines (regardless of the browswer). To fix this problem, I've to click on the disable TinyMCE link and enable it again. Is there any fix for this? This only happened on the newly posted page (i copied and paste MS word document into it).

ex: this is a normal working line.
New TinyMCE breaked down the above line to:

this is a
normal working
line

Thansk

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zooney commented

I found that when I inserted media using TinyMCE it would always break the layout by sticking the media below the left navigation (in the garland theme) as if it had cleared the float...

This would happen only in Firefox.

I found this would be remedied by going to Administer->Site Configuration->Input Formats and turning off the line-break converter. There's something going wrong in there.