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[Saúl Gonçalves Friend Saúl GonçalvesJoin date: December 2014Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 5]

#145862

I have unpublished some modules and some white rectangles appeared in layout.
Don’t know if it was already like this before i unpublished them.

I’ve tried to change background color to white but that’s not a valid solution. I would like to keep the gray background but without this “empty spaces”.

Any suggestion to solve it?

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[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#322938

idAre you sure you modified the correct CSS id/ class?

http://static.joomlart.com/images/templates/ja_teline_iii/news/ja_framework.jpg

[Saúl Gonçalves Friend Saúl GonçalvesJoin date: December 2014Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 5]

#322947

Thank you for your reply. I didn’t change anything, just disabled some modules. The demo in joomlart is fine, so i think is not a browser issue. Check this in http://www.construcoes-alm.pt/index.php and see if it is like the print screen please.

[thatcomputerdude Friend thatcomputerdudeJoin date: December 2008Posts: 280Downloads:0Uploads:9 Thanks: 67 Thanked: 32 times in 1 posts]

#323043

The background IS white… the rectangles are created by the light grey color of the modules.

Do you have Firebug for Firefox to troubleshoot CSS/images?

[Saúl Gonçalves Friend Saúl GonçalvesJoin date: December 2014Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 5]

#323053

Thank you first of all,

the background seems white, but it is light gray #f6f6f6.

I put the image a little darker so you can see what i mean. I’ve installed Firefox and guess what, no rectangles!

So i guess it’s a IE issue. No idea how to fix it…

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[thatcomputerdude Friend thatcomputerdudeJoin date: December 2008Posts: 280Downloads:0Uploads:9 Thanks: 67 Thanked: 32 times in 1 posts]

#323055

You are correct, it’s an IE issue. I’ll play around with it and see if I can come up with a solution for you.

If anyone else has any ideas how to solve this in IE, please throw out your ideas.

[thatcomputerdude Friend thatcomputerdudeJoin date: December 2008Posts: 280Downloads:0Uploads:9 Thanks: 67 Thanked: 32 times in 1 posts]

#323056

Open ie.css and look around line 27 for:

.ja-r1#ja-container .main { BACKGROUND: url(../images/dot-1pxfix.gif) #fff repeat-y 80% 0px}

I believe it’s the #fff that is being picked up according to an IE Developer tool I use on occasion when troubleshooting IE issues.

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1. Saúl Gonçalves

[Saúl Gonçalves Friend Saúl GonçalvesJoin date: December 2014Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 5]

#323062

Wow, you’re fast!

Just changed to #f6f6f6 and it’s done.

Thank you very much for the solution, hope it could be usefull for other users also.

Kindest regards,
Saúl

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