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Posted 25 March 2007, 2:47 PM

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#30162 (In Topic #6932)

dswofford1

Fan in action

page underline title and menu bars messed up

I have attached Screen Shots in the first one you can see that in firefox and in IE the underline of the page title is off center, the left part has no underline and then it goes to far to the right.

Then in the second shot you can see in IE my menu bar at the top is all messed up.

Posted 25 March 2007, 2:53 PM

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#30165

Chris Graham

ocStaff (admin)

Hi,

ocPortal is designed assuming a 1024x768 minimum resolution. It looks like you're using 800x600, along with an increased text size - these/the-combination-of-these are likely to cause some problems like this.

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Posted 25 March 2007, 3:08 PM

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#30168

dswofford1

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hmmm

Ah ok… I just use 800X600 for testing doesnt this limit alot of the traffic who will view our sites? I have a 21 inch monitor so its ok but some people are on 17 at work.

Also the first screen shot is in 1024 (I have dual monitors… I still have the underline problem in IE and Firefox at all resoulutions
Below is another screen shot of IE and Firefox taken at 1024x768

Posted 25 March 2007, 3:54 PM

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#30169

Chris Graham

ocStaff (admin)

I don't personally know of anyone who still uses 800x600. Even a 15' monitor shows a reasonable 1024x768. However, I realise that some groups of people may be more likely to have lower resolutions, and if ocPortal is being used for a website for one of those groups, the webmaster might want to do some rethemeing to make things more suitable for that particular site.

The underline offset is intentional though - it's part of the design.

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Posted 25 March 2007, 6:38 PM

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#30175

Fletch

Community saint

Chris Graham said

The underline offset is intentional though - it's part of the design.

I am rather fond of that underline 'design feature', but here is exactly what appears in 'themes/default/css/global.css' if you want to go about changing it . . .

Code


.main_page_title {
   background-color: #CDDEEC; /* */
   font-size: 1.8em;
   font-weight: normal;
   background: url('{$IMG,underline}') no-repeat 30px 100%;
}

#main_page_title {
   display: inline;
}

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Posted 25 March 2007, 9:30 PM

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#30195

amichan

Community saint

Chris Graham said

I don't personally know of anyone who still uses 800x600. Even a 15' monitor shows a reasonable 1024x768. However, I realise that some groups of people may be more likely to have lower resolutions, and if ocPortal is being used for a website for one of those groups, the webmaster might want to do some rethemeing to make things more suitable for that particular site.

The underline offset is intentional though - it's part of the design.

I know several people who still use 800 by 600 and I even know people who still using windows 95 or worse yet windows ME.

I run Otaku Play Ground and am hopping to make themes and other things for ocportal even though I no longer use it for otakuplayground.com I still love it and feel it could go far with the right help. It needs themes and needs people to advertise for it.