On http://www.jcicongres.nl each congres gets its own part of the website. And every part, for every congres (2 per year) is styled with another JA T3 template. For the congres next year I use JA-Zite and that works pretty well. My base-template is JA_travel. My Joomla-version is 2.5.6
This works pretty well, but I post this thread because I have some issues.
What did I do to configure this:
I copied the template-directory of JA_Zite into the themes directory of the default-template, wich is JA_Travel in my case. Than I changed the info.xml’s in the theme-directories, modifed layout’s and profile in the template-manager to what I wanted and connected the right menu-items to the right profiles.
This is my directory structure:
And this is how I connect the right profile to the right menu’s:
As you can see in the picture of the directory-structure, the CSS-directory of the default template is almost empty. I removed template.css from there.
What are the issues I experience?
1. Both the parts jciongres.nl/wc12home (JA_nex) and jcicongres.nl/ec13home (JA_zite) do not display correctly in IE9 (please check). Where do I have to put the CSS-files with the overrides for IE9 ? Are the IE-settings different for each template ? Or can this be part of the default-theme for all themes? I use JA T3 framework 2.5.3
2. In JA_zite (jcicongres.nl/ec13home) is use the beautifull JA_Slideshowlite module as configured in the demo of JA_zite. This does not display correctly in IE9 either: the pictures do not move. So, again, where do I have to copy the files to get this right?
In general, do I use JA T3 framework as I should? I like very much how my sub-sites look with the different JA-T3 templates. Please give me tips or advise if you see I can configure this smarter and use the JAT3-Framework more efficient..
One part of this problem I solved by comparing all css-stylesheets which were loaded. On one test-site with a quickstart of JA_Zite I saw there was no typo.css in the directory /plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/css,
This typo.css was in that directory of the site which does not work nicely in IE-9. After removing typo.css from the plugin’s css-directory I had a better situation, although not perfect:
The slideshow does look good now in IE-9
However, the pictures sl1-first.png and sl1-second.png do not move into the background-picture as they do in Firefox, Chrome etc
Please let me know the answers to my other questions.. Thanks, Gerard
jjthemachine 12 years, 2 months ago.
