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  • jefferis Friend
    #213612

    Sorry, it was the images that were too large. I didn’t see the problem on the other page because the images were too low on the page.
    Thanks.

    jefferis Friend
    #213657

    I am seeing a missing icon image briefly whenever I click on the template styles/colors buttons to change the template layout. I have uploaded green and orange gifs to each folder to make sure they are always available, and it seems to work for a while, but then this behavior keeps happening.
    I’m not sure what to do.
    The behavior only appears to be happening in Safari:
    http://www.tackypolice.com/


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    kastri Friend
    #213773

    Hallo to everyone in the forum,
    I loved the mercury theme and installed it on my domain but it does not show as in the demo,

    the main section shows at the right ( not center ) and the font size is bigger,

    could it be because I am using greek fonts?

    also the drop down menu does not display!

    mikeprince Friend
    #214042

    My latestnews module does not indent properly when the text is longer than one column width and thus wraps. I have tried changing some of the css definitions for ul and li but haven’t been able to fix it. Any suggestions?

    You can see the problem in the Latest News section at http://www.bubo.org/listing.

    Cheers
    — Mike —

    bergjes Friend
    #214111

    Hi Mike,

    I’m having the same problem.
    I figured out a solution for IE, but not for Firefox totally.

    You have to use display: block in your css file.
    Here is what I have done:

    change the following in your template_css.css:

    #ja-leftcol .moduletable ul li a, #ja-leftcol .moduletable_menu ul li a {
    display: block;
    margin: 0px 5px -10px 0px;
    padding: 0px 0px 0px 12px;
    background: url(../images/a_bg.gif) 0px -2px no-repeat;
    color: #404040;
    font-size: 11px;
    font-weight: normal;
    text-decoration: none;
    text-align: left;
    line-height: 1.5em;
    }

    In the color css files I changed:

    #ja-leftcol .moduletable ul li a {
    background: url(../../images/green/a_bg.gif) 0px -2px no-repeat;

    }

    #ja-leftcol .moduletable_menu ul li a {
    background: url(../../images/green/a_bg.gif) 0px -2px no-repeat;
    }

    #ja-leftcol .submenu li a {
    background: url(../../images/green/a_bg.gif) 0px -2px no-repeat;
    }

    I hope somebody can help me with a fix for Firefox

    Erik

    mikeprince Friend
    #214115

    Hi Erik

    Thanks for the response. Unfortunately though these changes seem to make no difference for me. I notice that my template_css.css differs from your quote, e.g. I have:

    #ja-leftcol .moduletable ul li a, #ja-leftcol .moduletable_menu ul li a {
    padding-left: 15px;
    background: url(../images/a_bg.gif) left no-repeat;
    color: #404040;
    font-size: 11px;
    font-weight: bold;
    text-decoration: none;
    line-height: 2.2em;
    }

    Don’t know whether you’ve made more changes altogether?

    Anyway, hopefully someone will be able to come up with the required cross-browser fix!

    Cheers
    — Mike —

    mikeprince Friend
    #214121

    Aha, got it thanks to Erik’s hint. I added the display: block to the following section in template_css.css:

    #ja-rightcol .moduletable ul li a {
    display: block;
    padding-left: 13px;
    color: #888888;
    font-size: 11px;
    font-weight: bold;
    text-decoration: none;
    line-height: 1.8em;
    }

    This works for me in both IE and Firefox.

    Cheers
    — Mike —

    mouz Friend
    #214145

    Hi, i have some little problems with Ja Mercury.

    1) In widescreen mode and not in all resolution, horizontal transmenu isn’t in the center of the page but on the left.
    2)The first button on the left in transmenu, haven’t the left little vertical border.
    3)From widescreen to narrow screen transmenu miss some button on the right.

    You can see all here: http://www.bmw-cruiser.it/index.php

    Thanks in advance for your help.

    jefferis Friend
    #214715

    I am having a little problem on my Galleries page. I want to force those pages to WIDE screen. I duplicated the template for those areas, removed the width option, and assigned the pages to the component. However, there is a back door that remembers the narrow screen on the new template. Procedure:
    On the home page, click on the narrowing button:
    http://www.tackypolice.com/

    Click on the Tacky Gallery link in the main menu. This template properly removes the width option and makes the screen wide. It takes you to random thumbails.
    Click on any thumbnail and you get the narrowed page again with the center column blown out:
    http://www.tackypolice.com/component/option,com_copperminevis/Itemid,39/place,displayimage/album,random/cat,0/pos,-26/

    In other words, rather than reset to the large window as it is automatically in the Main Gallery page, the cookie memorizes the previous user selection I think.

    I need to be able to Force the wide screen on this template.

    Thanks
    Jeff

    jefferis Friend
    #214716

    I found a fix!
    I just unset the screentype in the ja_templatetools.php functions:


    function getUserSetting(){
    global $ja_color, $ja_font_size, $ja_width, $ja_menutype, $ja_template_name, $ja_template_name;
    unset($_COOKIE['ScreenType']);

    ErikThorsen Friend
    #214732

    Brilliant solution! Thanks for letting us know

    yinyang Friend
    #214807

    I have a strange problem:

    In firefox everything displays correlty!
    WONDERFUL Template!!!

    But wit IE 7.05730 the things mess up…

    First: With joomlaboard most of the buttons are not displayed, leads to an ugly template…

    Second: The menu and submenu are not displayed correctly. The little squared placeholder is not displayed at all.

    Image: Org_cube is a screenshot of your Demo site… cubes are shown
    firefox… is a image of my installation … no cubes are shown with FIREFOX 2.001
    IE … is a image of my installation … error image is shown with IE 7.05730

    my URL is: http://www.taiji-netzwerk.de

    Can you please help me, because i love the template but with such errors i cant use it….


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    ErikThorsen Friend
    #214842

    Hello yinyang.

    The reason for showing this “x” is due to the images just isn’t in the folder. You need to copy these from another template ( or just the “main” joomla template ) I think these are named indent.gif or indent.png or something. There should be 4 or 5 of them. Just copy these to your template folder and you should be fine.

    If you right click on the IE_image_error ( in other words the red cross ) you will see that it looks for a certain image. Just add some sort of arrow or copy the images I explained earlier and you will see that they now show up correctly. Be sure to put them in the right folder! 🙂

    Good luck!

    pellinore Friend
    #214849

    Hi folks,
    thanks for this very nice template. It’s really one of the best free template.
    But what is very strange for me is IE and Firefox. I can see template in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox. I tried it on the second machine but there is working properly. Do you have any idea? You can look at http://www.soa.cz
    Thanks for anything!

    jefferis Friend
    #215148

    Okay Folks, I’ve been unable to fix this problem. Highly technical:
    I’ve tried to use a duplicate template without a narrow option for a few gallery sections because the images, if too large, will blow out of the center column when it is narrowed. I’ve been trying to figure out how to reset the pages. It seemed to work on entrance to these pages with the assigned duplicate WIDE version of the template, BUT I found that there were so many backdoors that I kept seeing the narrow page reappear in the gallery section of http://www.tackypolice.com. It seems that part of the problem was stored cookies for screentype: I found that in firefox, the narrowing screen is set to cookies and stayed active even after I removed the option. I had to manually delete the screentype cookie in order to get a wide screen again. Refreshing alone did not do it. So I am assuming that the cookie was overriding some of our attempts to control the screen layout. Not sure.

    We tried to fix this problem with javascript
    > <script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”>
    > if( RegExp.test(“com_copperminevis”,window.location.href)) {
    > setScreenType(‘wide’);
    > }
    > </script>
    But then I figured out I think that WIDE is acting as a variable in the JA Merc code:

    I think I’ve found the code, but not sure how to modify it. I set setScreenType(‘narrow’) to (‘wide’) in the 2nd function, but that didn’t stop the behavior.

    $ja_width = $ja_width_default;
    $ja_font_size = $ja_font_size_default;

    getUserSetting();

    function getUserSetting(){
    global $ja_color, $ja_font_size, $ja_width, $ja_menutype, $ja_template_name, $ja_template_name;

    if (isset($_COOKIE[‘JATheme’]) && $_COOKIE[‘JATheme’] == $ja_template_name){
    if (isset($_COOKIE[‘ColorCSS’]) && $_COOKIE[‘ColorCSS’]){
    $ja_color = $_COOKIE[‘ColorCSS’];
    }
    if (isset($_COOKIE[‘ScreenType’])){
    $ja_width = $_COOKIE[‘ScreenType’];
    }

    function genToolMenu($jatool){
    global $ja_template_path,$ja_font_size_default, $ja_font_size, $ja_color_themes, $ja_width, $ja_color;
    if ($jatool & 1){//show screen tools
    ?>
    <span class=”ja-usertools”>
    <a href=”#Narrow” onclick=”setScreenType(‘narrow’);return false;”><img title=”Narrow screen” src=”<?php echo $ja_template_path;?>/images/<?php echo $ja_color?>/user-screen1<?php echo ( ($ja_width==”wide”) ? “” : “-hilite” ) ?>.gif” alt=”Narrow screen resolution” id=”ja-tool-narrow” onclick=”changeToolHilite(curtool, this);curtool=this;” /></a>
    <a href=”#Wide” onclick=”setScreenType(‘wide’);return false;”><img title=”Wide screen” src=”<?php echo $ja_template_path;?>/images/<?php echo $ja_color?>/user-screen2<?php echo ( ($ja_width==”wide”) ? “-hilite” : “” ) ?>.gif” alt=”Wide screen resolution” id=”ja-tool-wide” onclick=”changeToolHilite(curtool, this);curtool=this;” /></a>
    </span>
    <script type=”text/javascript”>
    var curtool = document.getElementById(‘<?php echo ( ($ja_width==”wide”) ? “ja-tool-wide” : “ja-tool-narrow” ) ?>’);
    </script>

    The problem appears to be in part that Coppermine.vis Gallery loses its ID -39 in some links, so I cannot keep the alternate template assigned to it consistently. If I could keep that section wide, I could allow users to narrow the pages in other sections. But I’m not sure how to reset the wide variable or to remove the cookies if that is what’s needed.

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