Andy
04-05-07, 01:33
This isn't really an problem with the API, more with the templates included, specifically the stylesheets.
Im not 100% sure i didnt create this problem with my many changes, but I think it's something everyone should take a look at, just to be on the safe side.
I have had a number of trusted members of my main site go through my install before I open it to everyone.
These all have different browser/ISP set ups.
I have found that everyone on Firefox or Opera sees it as it's supposed to be.
IE6, IE7 and AOL browsers (especially if they are on an AOL ip) get lots of overlap on the elements.
the worst cases see the "sw_container" at 100% of the screen width, with the Nav menu layered ontop and the footer beneath.
When the product list is viewed, the "sw_productlist" <UL> breaks out of it's container and even beyond the top and bottom of the screen. This was on AOL *rollseyes*
I have fixed all these issues (except the "sw_productlist" <UL> one, which im waiting for confirmation on) by commenting out every: position: relative; in the stylesheet. This seems to have worked quite nicely.
I had to decrease the left-margin of "#sw_right" to 2 px and add a width attribute of 79% for IE, but every browser now displays as intended.
Although saying that, it still looks best in FireFox.
As I said, I'm not 100% sure I didnt cause the problem myself, I just want to let everyone know that there COULD BE a problem that they might not be aware of.
Im not 100% sure i didnt create this problem with my many changes, but I think it's something everyone should take a look at, just to be on the safe side.
I have had a number of trusted members of my main site go through my install before I open it to everyone.
These all have different browser/ISP set ups.
I have found that everyone on Firefox or Opera sees it as it's supposed to be.
IE6, IE7 and AOL browsers (especially if they are on an AOL ip) get lots of overlap on the elements.
the worst cases see the "sw_container" at 100% of the screen width, with the Nav menu layered ontop and the footer beneath.
When the product list is viewed, the "sw_productlist" <UL> breaks out of it's container and even beyond the top and bottom of the screen. This was on AOL *rollseyes*
I have fixed all these issues (except the "sw_productlist" <UL> one, which im waiting for confirmation on) by commenting out every: position: relative; in the stylesheet. This seems to have worked quite nicely.
I had to decrease the left-margin of "#sw_right" to 2 px and add a width attribute of 79% for IE, but every browser now displays as intended.
Although saying that, it still looks best in FireFox.
As I said, I'm not 100% sure I didnt cause the problem myself, I just want to let everyone know that there COULD BE a problem that they might not be aware of.