Do you have an url to your site?
Peter
ah the bug that happens is a general bug with the
“TunePlus” theme.
It’s a CSS issue which, strictly speaking, means that it isn’t a bug. Just IE7’s lousy box model. Best cured with conditional CSS.
http://quirm.net/2009/06/29/wordpress-conditional-comment-css/
ahh thank you. i have no idea how to write or edit css.. probably be reading up on it this weekend.
which part of the theme should i be looking to set conditions?
the style sheet?
and is the part that is having issues “Menu”?
since i’m a noob, i have no clue what is causing the problem =(
The idea is to serve a remedial CSS sheet targeted at a specific versions (or versions) of IE. The conditional comments go in the <head></head> section of a page after the call(s) to the default stylesheet and define what additional sheet gets served to to what version of IE (e.g. ie7.css).
You can then use the new sheet to target the area that’s causing the problem and adjust the styling without impacting on any other browser. In your case, I’d imagine that would be #rap.
thank you for the help.
i didnt fix it.. but i changed something and thats a start.
just a lil hard to adjust because i dont know which part is labeled what..
site with the problem = http://www.cryingpanda.com
when viewed with ie7
ok.. i know the labels.. what i need to figure out is…
how to get <div id=top> to overlap
<div id=header>
i think….
k. messing around with
relative and absolute positions..
i can get the header aligned to where i want.. but it overlaps the
page navigation <div id=top>
… trying to figure out how the page navigation can overlap the header and both still stay in the same spot….
z-index sounds like something that will help me
yup.. fixed one part.. i was sad cuz it didnt work at first.. but i guess u need to set a position for z-index to work.. yay time to fix the next part. thank you ie7 for forcing me to learn a lil bit of css
fixed majority of it, thank you esmi.
there is a small detail i cant seem to fix, because if i set a z-index to position;relative the div doesnt seem to move anywhere and just ignores the position relative …
oh well.. also for some reason.. it looks fine on other people’s IE, like my laptop.. i just see the small lines next to news “category”
was wondering. the color scheme change option doesnt affect the header. any tips on how to go about fixing this issue?
