Hiya,
A very nice theme, works great in Firefox, Not a surprise really.
I am using the module DHTML menu, a very nice smooth menu manager, works and looks perfect in FF, but in IE6, it's all over the place, works great in IE7 though.
Andy
Hiya,
A very nice theme, works great in Firefox, Not a surprise really.
I am using the module DHTML menu, a very nice smooth menu manager, works and looks perfect in FF, but in IE6, it's all over the place, works great in IE7 though.
Andy
Comments
Comment #1
johnalbinIs this still an issue with the latest version of DHTML menu?
Also, please describe fully what is broken with IE6. "it's all over the place" doesn't help much.
Comment #2
Andy Ramblings commentedHiya,
It's a lot better thanks, However, there is one niggle. if there happens to be an item that has a sub-item like this:
>item
>>subitem
>>>subitem1
If I press on Item, it acts only as a click point, but not as a menu option, this is mostly visible in the admin menus. SubItem and subitem1 will go to their respective pages. where as Item will not.
Comment #3
johnalbinAndy, this is a known issue with DHTML menu: http://drupal.org/node/117370
Comment #4
(not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #5
sunshinee commentedUsing Taxonomy Theme, I have applied Zen Classic to one vocab term, and have Garland enabled for the rest of the site. I'm having issues with DHTML menu only in the section using the Zen Classic theme. Firefox is perfect, but in IE 7, when I click to expand Parent_Item1, the block expands where the SubItems1 should appear, but the items themselves are not visible (it's just an empty block). With Parent_Item1 expanded, I click on Parent_Item2 and SubItems1 become visible. Parent_Item2 expands the block for SubItems2, but again, the items themselves are not visible.
This problem does not exist using Garland theme to display the same pages, but I cannot find the source of the problem (admittedly, I am a relative novice to Drupal).
I hope this makes sense and that someone will be able to help me. Thanks in advance for any advice.
Comment #6
sunshinee commentedOk, so I stopped short. My next page of search results returned http://drupal.org/node/182885, which identifies a problem with DHTML Menu in IE. Nevermind. :)