screenshot...

Dunno what component to choose...

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#8 borderErrorIE7.png245.96 KBaspilicious
#5 nastyLayoutBugIEbeforeHovering.png260.29 KBaspilicious
#5 nastyLayoutBugIEafterHovering.png287.77 KBaspilicious
ugly_layout.png47.68 KBaspilicious

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aspilicious commented
Title: IE BUG 3: ugly layout on top of some pages » IE BUG 3: ugly vertical stripes on some overlay pages in IE7
Component: other » overlay.module

changed title and component

If you hover over the area, the stripes move, very strange...

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casey commented

Still an issue?

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aspilicious commented

It was yesterday...
Lets do a fresh install...

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aspilicious commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Awsome!
Apparantly some other patch fixed this issue!

IE7 is starting to look great!

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aspilicious commented
Status: Fixed » Needs work
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new nastyLayoutBugIEafterHovering.png287.77 KB
new nastyLayoutBugIEbeforeHovering.png260.29 KB

Oh... nasty IE....

Bug isn't gone :(, this patch: #684610: IE BUG 2: No table-striping in Seven. just moved the issue to the actual table

Look carefully at the screenshots.
Ask more info if they are not clear.

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aspilicious commented

More info:

1) If you click on modules
2) move your cursor to the left whil NOT hovering the overlay,
3) scroll down
4) enter the overlay on the left

You'll see that if you scroll down to much entering of the overlay won't fix the table border
If you scroll a little bit, the table border will be fixed while entering.

Maybe this gives the JS people more insight in this issue

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casey commented

Caused by patch of #684610: IE BUG 2: No table-striping in Seven.

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aspilicious commented
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new borderErrorIE7.png245.96 KB

Another ugly issue...

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seutje commented

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james.elliott commented

I found the original issue in IE7. The problem appeared to be that the border of the sticky table header was still rendering even though the sticky header was set to "visibility: hidden;"

Setting it to "display: none;" solved that issue for me.

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aspilicious commented

Can you write a patch?

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james.elliott commented

It looks like my previous solution no longer applies to this new table border issue in IE7. I'll see what I can do about the new display issue.

Also, if it gives any insight to the others working on this, I've noticed that the borders get borked when the overlay finishes loading. Up until then, they display correctly, but when "Loading..." changes into the page title and the tabs appear they go wonky.

EDIT: Also, this only occurs when the overlay module is enabled.

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james.elliott commented

Put a patch over on #13 at #684610: IE BUG 2: No table-striping in Seven.

It appears to be the best solution to both problems.

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aspilicious commented
Status: Needs work » Fixed

#684610: IE BUG 2: No table-striping in Seven. fixed the problem

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.