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[Mark Edwards Friend Mark EdwardsJoin date: September 2014Posts: 13Downloads:1Uploads:2 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#149482

On the standard install of Ja Nickel the lead-in text on all articles defaults to white in IE7 and is invisible? In FF Opera Safari it is fine

Where is the styling reference for this ? What is overriding the correct display?
Thanks for any help.

It is essential as my client still has IE 7 as corporate set up browser.

Firebug reports that the text color is correct ie as #666666

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#336104

mark_e;169272On the standard install of Ja Nickel the lead-in text on all articles defaults to white in IE7 and is invisible? In FF Opera Safari it is fine

Where is the styling reference for this ? What is overriding the correct display?
Thanks for any help.

It is essential as my client still has IE 7 as corporate set up browser.

Firebug reports that the text color is correct ie as #666666

Hi mark_e,

could you please post the url of your website?

Thanks!

[Mark Edwards Friend Mark EdwardsJoin date: September 2014Posts: 13Downloads:1Uploads:2 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#336172

The issue is here for IE7: http://www.bromleyanddistrictlawsociety.co.uk/home

[Mark Edwards Friend Mark EdwardsJoin date: September 2014Posts: 13Downloads:1Uploads:2 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#336264

I simply cannot see why this is rendering text differently in IE7 to anything else!
I have:-

Reinstalled template form JA nickel Quickstart version – not working

Reinstalled template from JA Nickel non-quickstart version. – not working

Changed to CUFON off and on – not working

Please could a staff member advise here I am going to be unable to fulfill client’s need to use IE7 with this template!

See screenshots attached for error in IE

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[histeriks Friend histeriksJoin date: December 2009Posts: 285Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 16 Thanked: 114 times in 87 posts]

#336267

Hi mark_e,

could you please send me ftp and joomla admin login info on a PM?

Thanks

[histeriks Friend histeriksJoin date: December 2009Posts: 285Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 16 Thanked: 114 times in 87 posts]

#336280

I added a new article-content parameter to your ie.php‘s IE7 section.

i guess everything should be alright now, please throw a line here if it ain’t.

Good luck with the rest of your work 🙂

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1. Mark Edwards

[Mark Edwards Friend Mark EdwardsJoin date: September 2014Posts: 13Downloads:1Uploads:2 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#336295

For anyone else with this issue please open the ie.php file inside JA Nickel / css

Within the section of custom rules to apply for your browser ( in my case IE7 ) the issue was solved by adding color declarations for the classes that were not displaying correctly, so the section becomes:

<?php
/*IE 7*/
if ($iev == 7) {

?>

.article-content {
color:#666666;
}

.ja-innerdiv{
color:#666666;
}

<?php
}
?>

Hope that is useful to those like me not used to having php add-ons adjust template css

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