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  • geoaspro Friend
    #134217

    Hello!

    I have a problem with module mod_ja_slwi in Firefox 3. It does not appear at all, in IE7 and Firefox 2 is OK. The website is http://www.epidavros.gr/new/

    Thank you in advance!

    John Wesley Brett Moderator
    #274424

    Here’s your fix:

    In home-mainmenu-1 (line 300) & home-mainmenu-1 (line 251)

    Change from this:


    .clearfix {
    display:inline-block;
    }

    To this:


    .clearfix {

    }

    That will bring back the boxes for you in Firefox. What I’m not sure of is what impact it will have on the other browsers. So be sure to check.

    Have fun.
    John.

    geoaspro Friend
    #275017

    Thank you John for your answer! Could you please tell me in which files the code is located?

    Thank you again!
    George.

    John Wesley Brett Moderator
    #275032

    George,

    Good Morning! In checking your site again…I’m now showing the issue is in an area called “New”. Do you remember adding something called “New” recently…because that’s where the problem is now…not in the files listed above.

    If you can find this “New” file then the code you need to remove is in lines 251 and 300.
    In new (line 300) & new (line 251)
    Make them look like this:


    .clearfix {
    }

    Hope this helps.
    John.

    geoaspro Friend
    #275889

    Thanks for all your effort John! I am afraid I did not find the solution. The new area as you found out is a folder that I created and I have put all the joomla files in there. I tried to change the code as you stated in the template.css file but nothing happened :confused: !! If you have anything else on our mind, please post it!!

    Thanks a lot!!

    John Wesley Brett Moderator
    #275898

    Look in your TEMPLATES > JA_Rochea > INDEX.PHP file for the following:


    <div id="ja-topslwrap">
    <div class="clearfix" id="ja-topsl">

    And take out what I’ve highlighted in RED. So it reads:


    <div id="ja-topslwrap">
    <div id="ja-topsl">

    That should do it.
    Let me know.
    John.

    geoaspro Friend
    #275901

    Many thanks John!!!!

    That worked, thank you!!

    John Wesley Brett Moderator
    #275902

    No problem. Sorry it took so long.

    John.

    lulubug Friend
    #321722

    Thanks John, this fix also worked for IE 8, where I was having the same issue.

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