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I have found one other posting on this issue, but nobody responded to it. The tabs for the primary links do not line up in Internet Explorer. I believe this issue has to do with the
#navigation li {
display: inline;
}
will align all of the tabs in IE but then mess them up in Firefox. This is extremely frustrating, but I'm sure that someone who knows php better could figure it out pretty easily. I just designed an entire site around this theme and then became aware of the issue with IE.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Jeremy
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same issue for me
I used the "leaf" theme as a starting point, and then found out there were problems with the CSS for both Internet Explorer AND for Safari on Macs. In IE the "Primary links" are rendered one after the other on newlines; while in REAL browsers, they're rendered side by side like they should be.
In Safari, the background image for the main content area is NOT rendered (white 1 pixel high image), so that the background color of the entire page is what's loaded.
Seems like the "leaf" theme has a bunch of CSS portability issues. This highlights why I have a strong distaste for CSS - it just plain ain't portable - thanks Microsucks...
(Yes, I know you can do whiz-bang cool things with CSS you can't do with standard html...)
problem with leaf theme under internet explorer
A nice theme that simply does not work on IE. Anyone who was able to fix this issue? Thanks!
My version of leaf
The "leaf" theme is based off this Nucleus theme: http://skins.nucleuscms.org/blog/21
I created a "Nucleus" theme and several themes based on it: http://brandedthoughts.co.uk/node/15
It works fine in IE 6, Firefox 1+, Safari 1.2, and Opera 7+. I've not tried IE on Mac.
same problem
i'm having exactly the same problem. are you should the problem just doesn't occur with the non-drupal version?
Hey there
this works fine:
Very Helpful
Thank you so much for this fix. The theme works perfectly on IE and Opera now, along with Firefox (which the original worked with also).
thank you! problem solved
this solved my problem in IE, haven't tested it on other browsers.
is there a way to change the standard release of the theme so other developers don't waste time looking for this solution?
arrows
How did you remove/change the arrows in the navigation menu?
Next time, please consider
Next time, please consider filing a real bug report.
[Bèr Kessels | Drupal services www.webschuur.com]
no leaf listing
I just tried to submit this as a bug report, since it really needs to find its way into the live theme, but there's no listing for "leaf" (leaves and leaf_smarty, but no leaf). Who do we contact about that?
Problem Solved
This is an important issue. I downloaded this theme 2 weeks ago, this thread dates from May and still has the same problem, which the CSS posted solves. I'm trying to contact the original developer.
Thanks for solving the problem.
Confused
You mean this link? http://drupal.org/project/leaf I found it on the theme download page.
-Steven Peck
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