• Descriptive text for album "doesn't show"

    By Rune Carlsen 2 decades ago

    I have added descriptive text for albums…. If i start a new IE 6.0 session, with a URL like:

    http://www.domain.no/dir/pictures.nsf

    • I will get see a list of all albums "by category". Though, the descriptive text doesn't show ! Or, if I "alt-tab" to another program, and back to IE, then it shows up ! Or, if I have multiple albums, only the descriptive text for the first album does show ! Also, if I mark the text that should be there, I can see that it is printed, but I can't really see it. If I try this in another browser, like Firefox, it works like a sharm. Is this a IE bug or anything on the Domino server? I am running 6.5.2.



      Rune

    • NOT solved - can anyone look into this?

      By Rune Carlsen 2 decades ago

      This is really annoying. I have checked all the other homepages using your template, and none seems to have this problem. Are they all running the latest template? Let me know…



      Rune

      • annoying problem with album text

        By Christian Brandlehner 2 decades ago

        This may be a problem with the CSS. Are you using the CSS file distributed with the current template? (It is not beeing updated using r"eplace design").

        I can see a problem with the HTML code I produce as in Mozilla, the box does not span all albums but shows the lower line always just below the upper line. I tried to use HTML validation tools but failed to find the problem.

        I want to ask everybody with good HTML knowledge to look into this as I do not think it is a problem with IE; IE is just bahaving different on the error.



        Christian

        • i am using the distributed CSS

          By Rune Carlsen 2 decades ago

          You can see a preview here:

          http://www.architech.no/architech/pictures.nsf



          Look at it in IE, you will see the text is being "screwed" up.

          I am using "CAB_3_blue.css".

          The only change I have done, is added :



          IMG {border:none}



          To the end of the CSS.



          Rune

          • no, you are not (fix inside)

            By Christian Brandlehner 2 decades ago

            I invested some hours to track down the problem and finally found that the problem has to be with the css file. It seems you are using an older version of the css file, not the one from version 1.0.4.



            In the css look for:

            .Picture {

            PADDING-RIGHT: 2px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 2px; PADDING-TOP: 2px<br/>

            }



            change this to:

            .Picture {

            PADDING-RIGHT: 2px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 2px; WIDTH: 95%; PADDING-TOP: 2px<br/>

            }



            This will fix your problem.



            Christian

            • that was strange

              By Rune Carlsen 2 decades ago

              First of all, the old code was:



              .Picture {

              padding: 2px 2px 2px 10px;

              }



              Changed this to:



              .Picture {

              PADDING-RIGHT: 2px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 2px; WIDTH: 95%; PADDING-TOP: 2px

              }



              And it solved it.



              The strange thing is - I did not update any existing version of the database. I downloaded the latest version from OpenNTF.org a couple of days ago…. Shouldn't that file include the latest css files?



              Anyway, thanks. Now it looks nice !



              Rune

              • I had the same problem

                By Marc Alumbaugh 2 decades ago