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  • cybatek Friend
    #125296

    In Internet Explorer (7) the little double arrow graphic that is seen to the right of Headings in the side menu display improperly if the menu heading is wider than a single line.

    Is there some CSS hack or similar to improve its behaviour on IE

    See attachment (the top pic is IE, bottom is FFox). Also here’s a link – but I’m in production mode at the moment so the link may or may not be live when you go to view.

    <blockquote>http://oec.org.au/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1</blockquote>


    1. arrowissue
    Hieu Nguyen Admin
    #237519

    Sorry, but there’s no clue to make these arrows look the same in FF & IE if your title is too long and doesn’t stand on a single line.

    However, I will provide a small hack to make arrows in IE7 look better in that case. Please try the code below:

    *+html div.moduletable h3 span,
    *+html div.moduletable-hilite h3 span {
    background: url(../images/h3-bg.gif) no-repeat center right;
    padding-right: 20px;
    display: block;
    }

    It’ll make these arrows always be at the right side and will not be overlaped by the title text.

    Hope it helps!

    cybatek Friend
    #237533

    Gave it a try, that looks pretty good.

    You’re a champ Hieu, thanks mate. Problem solved

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