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Hi I tested this issue with both Chrome and Firefox. The issue is due to gradient effect used on top edge of slideshow. This makes other Drupal site configuration and subsequent navigation unresponsive. Issue appears when you are not in Home menu.
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Comment #1
daxter CreditAttribution: daxter commentedHey Kenny,
I did something that removed the gradient from all non-fontpage pages.
In page.tpl.php find the line:
And change it to:
In style.css:
Go to
#divider {
background: url("../images/shadow-bottom.png") no-repeat bottom center;
height: 49px;
position: absolute;
z-index: 999;
width: 1100px;
}
And insert beneath it:
#divider_page {
height: 49px;
position: absolute;
z-index: 999;
width: 1100px;
}
You are basically creating a new style for the divider that doesn't include the gradient as the background. Worked for me, hope this helps!
-Daxter
Comment #2
daxter CreditAttribution: daxter commentedI think you can mark this as fixed?
Comment #4
jsimonis CreditAttribution: jsimonis commentedI like the divider there, as it is a nice element right under the menu. The problem is that it shows up when you're in the admin theme and keeps you from being able to click on anything that is in that area of the page. If I could just get it to not show up on the page when overlay is being used, that would be great.
Comment #5
amedik CreditAttribution: amedik commentedSorry, I can't good english but,
you can go to style.css and change the code in line 339 as;
body.front #divider {
background: url("../images/shadow-bottom.png") no-repeat bottom center;
height: 49px;
position: absolute;
z-index: 999;
width: 1100px;
}
So you have the border only on the frontpage.
Comment #6
CallumClark CreditAttribution: CallumClark commentedThis does not fix problem have followed instructions. Nothing chafed. having exactly the same problem
Comment #7
shanesong CreditAttribution: shanesong commentedMy solution to the gradient showing in the admin overlay was to change the z-index to 102 as at 999 it is always likely to surmount everything.
#divider {
background: url("../images/shadow-bottom.png") no-repeat bottom center;
height: 49px;
position: absolute;
z-index:102;
width: 1100px;
}
Comment #8
Ujval Shah CreditAttribution: Ujval Shah commentedSolution:
- Apply following changes in the style.css
1. Replace below css for #divider Line Number : 339
2. Add below CSS :
Comment #9
SolidSnakeGr CreditAttribution: SolidSnakeGr commentedI've been facing the same problem and fixed it by applying the following CSS code (it will have to override the default value of 999).
Don't forget to :
1. Clear Drupal caches afterwards.
2. Clear your browser's caches by reloading the page with Ctrl+F5.
I added the custom CSS code in a separate custom CSS file in order not to alter the original one.
I hope this helps someone. :)