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Hi all,
I have recently noticed that when using google chrome I am unable to view the calendar dates where as every other browser it is fine? Is there a repair for this? It's losing business for us and could do with resolving asap.
I really appreciate any help given..
Please see attached Safari browser (working and displaying and then chrome not displaying).
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Comments
Comment #1
fietserwinIt seems like the calendar is shown, but not correctly. Moreover, in both browsers, the key is also not showing correctly. So I guess there is a clash with the css of the theme you are using.
Please check the following:
- Does the html render correctly? (I guess it is, as other browsers do show correctly)
- Does the css get linked to by the page? (I guess it is, as other browsers do show correctly)
- What other css rules are there that might overrule the css from the calendar (note that the calendar is rendered as a table and many themes, and even core, add css for tables themselves.
You can use the developer tools (F12) in Chrome to find out why it is not working.
Comment #2
Option11 CreditAttribution: Option11 commentedIt is very strange as upon loading the page it loads correctly however once the page has fully loaded up they tend to vanish.. I'll double check the CSS this morning and pass back anything I find.
Comment #3
Option11 CreditAttribution: Option11 commentedI have found the issue!
When I change split-day from none to any other option they tend to vanish from chromes browser. Any resolution on how to resolve this?
Comment #4
fietserwinThanks for diving into the problem, but you found a condition to reproduce the problem, not the cause. Can you see why it is not showing correctly by looking at the css to see why the rules are not applied?
Comment #5
Option11 CreditAttribution: Option11 commentedThat almost seems to be the cause of the problem.. Upon using None for split days they show on Chrome and other browsers yet as soon as I go for split days it causes the issue, I've looked into the CSS but nothing on there appears to be causing the issue, the only other thing I narrowed it down to is the actual styles.inc file
Comment #6
fietserwinYou should have css like this (from a generated file sites/default/files/availability_calendars/availability_calendars.css):
If it is overruled by other css (from your theme), you will have to make that weaker.
Comment #7
fietserwinClosing, probably solved by now :)