Hello,

When there is nothing to display in the banner, the div still shows up, and so does its background, causing a 17px high strip under the menu.

The only way I found to counter this IE7 flaw is to delete the line "overflow: hidden" in the CSS file (if you use conditional stylesheets, just add an "overflow: visible" in the IE7 stylesheet).

Bye !

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gtsopour commented
Assigned: K1T5UN3 » gtsopour
Issue tags: +corporate, +Corporate Theme, +Corporate Clean Theme

Hello K1T5UN3,

thanks for your style.css code proposal. I will examine this issue.

Thanks
George

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alexandreracine commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

This is old, cleaning and closing.

There is an option to disable the slider now.

If it is still the case, and still want to reopen, just change the issue status.

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rudetrue commented
Version: 7.x-1.2 » 7.x-2.2
Status: Closed (fixed) » Needs review
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This is still an issue on the latest version. Unfortunately disabling the slideshow sometimes isn't an option, I use a slideshow on the front page, and and that page looks fine. But, all other pages have the small banner strip under the menu in IE7.

I tested K1T5UN3's suggestion and it fixes the IE7 issue, without causing additional issues on IE 8+9, latest chrome, and latest firefox.

I've attached a screenshot of the issue in IE7. With the default colors it isn't very noticeable, but when you change the background color it is an eyesore.

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ekarmazin commented

This bug also seems to apply to IE9 as well, in firefox and chrome the rest of the pages display fine

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ekarmazin commented
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