Thanks,

I can adjust your style html



and get this ->



But you have this in view source?



Which can only mean that you are possibly not editing the right template ?

I also made some errors in some of those fixes because of FF


For IE and FF

In the overall_footer.tpl

Find:



Replace With:



And you really should have a look at your theme with IE and adjust it for both FF and IE. because there is a lot of mis-alignment in the graphics.

And now my eyeballs are really on the floor - So I'm off to bed - G'night!

Thanks alot Lopalong, yes it works now but there is one more thing and that is...
It´s just the left side that work

 

Thanks

Jogge

Building a theme bit by bit - post by post - and working with viewsource-copied html that lacks many images is not my idea of having a fun time.

I'll have a look at it, but you could make a copy of the theme available and PM me link to the download if you don't want to share it.

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

Building a theme bit by bit - post by post - and working with viewsource-copied html that lacks many images is not my idea of having a fun time.

I'll have a look at it, but you could make a copy of the theme available and PM me link to the download if you don't want to share it.

Well i am not that good in coding so therefore i make it this way. There is anyway alot of work to make the images and that is what i like.

As i said before i like to make images and i also like to translate and that is what i have done to this community and even some of your mods.

PS. I shall share all my themes i made and hopefull there is someone that likes them.
I must first make them 100% ready.

Jogge

Fair enough to everything you said, but sometimes it's too difficult to work out what the other has changed, and then work in the dark wondering why small fixes don't work.

Anyway, it appears that you need another table to fix that width and control the "Footer" element as a block. And it this doesn't fix it I'll check your PM for a link!

What's in red shows you where to add the table data between existing lines.

<tr>    <td width="3%">
    <td colspan="2">

    <div id="bottom_logo_ext">


<table class="empty-table" width="96%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td>




    <div style="padding-top:5px;"><div class="tbl-hs-l"><div class="tbl-hs-r"><div class="tbl-hs-c"></div></div></div

BLAH BLAH!

    </div></div><div class="tbl-f-l"><div class="tbl-f-r"><div class="tbl-f-c">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>    </div>




</td>
</tr>
</table>



    </td>
</tr>
</table>
</div></div></div>

This table could also be used to add padding etc to control the position rather than <TD>

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

Fair enough to everything you said, but sometimes it's too difficult to work out what the other has changed, and then work in the dark wondering why small fixes don't work.

Anyway, it appears that you need another table to fix that width and control the "Footer" element as a block. And it this doesn't fix it I'll check your PM for a link!

What's in red shows you where to add the table data between existing lines.

<tr>    <td width="3%">
    <td colspan="2">

    <div id="bottom_logo_ext">


<table class="empty-table" width="96%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td>




    <div style="padding-top:5px;"><div class="tbl-hs-l"><div class="tbl-hs-r"><div class="tbl-hs-c"></div></div></div

BLAH BLAH!

    </div></div><div class="tbl-f-l"><div class="tbl-f-r"><div class="tbl-f-c">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>    </div>




</td>
</tr>
</table>



    </td>
</tr>
</table>
</div></div></div>

This table could also be used to add padding etc to control the position rather than <TD>

Can´t get this to work, but i have send you the file

Thanks

Jogge

I'm not surprised that it's not working.

Attached is overall_footer.tpl that should fix your problem. There are no warnings or errors and I've looked at it with both IE and FF.

Copy it to the "The_Widescreen" folder because after downloading your style I'm not sure that you understand that you cannot change the /default/*.tpl's when creating a new theme. You MUST copy any files that you need to change to the folder of the theme you are creating, and IF you need to change any of the default *.css files, then you need to also copy them to the new style folder and re-path them in the style.css file here ->



I didn't fix your mis-aligned images (with IE), but I will if you need help with it.

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

I'm not surprised that it's not working.

Attached is overall_footer.tpl that should fix your problem. There are no warnings or errors and I've looked at it with both IE and FF.

Copy it to the "The_Widescreen" folder because after downloading your style I'm not sure that you understand that you cannot change the /default/*.tpl's when creating a new theme. You MUST copy any files that you need to change to the folder of the theme you are creating, and IF you need to change any of the default *.css files, then you need to also copy them to the new style folder and re-path them in the style.css file here ->

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@import url("../default/common.css");
@import url("../common/common_colors.css");
@import url("../common/FAP.css");
@import url("../common/dock.css");

I didn't fix your mis-aligned images (with IE), but I will if you need help with it.

YES, you are my hero Lopalong, it´s works great...Thanks for this.
One thing i don´t understand is the above text about changeing the files

The only files i have changes is the cfg.(the name) file for example The_Widescreen. Is this bad.
You must understand that i am from Sweden and my second language is english

But if you whant to fix it as you say i am more than happy

PS. Thanks again

Re the changes to .tpl files etc.

There was no overall_footer.tpl in the "The Widescreen" folder, so that made me think you are changing the /default/****.tpl files to make your style work.

You must copy any changed /default/ .TPL files to your style folder and then undo the changes to the default/****.tpl files, or overwrite the edited default/***.tpl files with fresh default.tpl files.

I recall you asking about the block files "cms_block_inc_wrapper.tpl" for your other theme and for example you must have that file also in the folder of your other style.

And don't worry about the language barrier - we'll get to understand each other even if we have to resort to basic words.

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

Re the changes to .tpl files etc.

There was no overall_footer.tpl in the "The Widescreen" folder, so that made me think you are changing the /default/****.tpl files to make your style work.

You must copy any changed /default/ .TPL files to your style folder and then undo the changes to the default/****.tpl files, or overwrite the edited default/***.tpl files with fresh default.tpl files.

I recall you asking about the block files "cms_block_inc_wrapper.tpl" for your other theme and for example you must have that file also in the folder of your other style.

And don't worry about the language barrier - we'll get to understand each other even if we have to resort to basic words.

I have copy the file to the other folder to and that work to and even put in a <br> in some of them. Yes when i was learning english in school long time ago there was only the bacic words so that i understand.  

Have also check the themes in FF and IE and it seems ok for a little stuff that i shall fix.

Thanks again

Jogge

Lopa

in Europe , the school teaches you only basic english ( Oxford english), with all slang´s missing.

and very basic. just enough to understand and talk the basic

@ Spydie (Didn't know you had posted) "P

I spell check 9999% of my posts and even if foreign language speakers pay attention to their native spelling - Then they should make sense when translated by google etc.

 

@ jogge,

No offence, but let me put it another way because I'm not sure if you fully understand yet.

If you put even a <br /> in a default/.TPL file you must then copy the file to your style folder and then undo the changes to the default/.TPL - Else you will affect any other style that uses the default files. And remember, other people are not going to be able to edit default files to make your theme work.

Anyway - Here's a fix for IE / FF images:

Fix the mis-aligned images with IE

Note the added height, and the 1px difference.

Open:

style_p_white.css

FInd this group and replace or edit by adding the "height's" if you wish.

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

@ Spydie (Didn't know you had posted) "P

I spell check 9999% of my posts and even if foreign language speakers pay attention to their native spelling - Then they should make sense when translated by google etc.



@ jogge,

No offence, but let me put it another way because I'm not sure if you fully understand yet.

If you put even a <br /> in a default/.TPL file you must then copy the file to your style folder and then undo the changes to the default/.TPL - Else you will affect any other style that uses the default files. And remember, other people are not going to be able to edit default files to make your theme work.

Anyway - Here's a fix for IE / FF images:

Fix the mis-aligned images with IE

Note the added height, and the 1px difference.

Open:

style_p_white.css

FInd this group and replace or edit by adding the "height's" if you wish.

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.tbl-h-c {
    background: transparent url('images/p_white/tbl/tbl_h_c.png') repeat-x;
    height: 29px;
    font-weight: bold;
    font-size: 12px;
    text-align: center;
    vertical-align: middle;
    margin: 0;
    white-space: nowrap;
    overflow: hidden;
}

.tbl-h-l {
    background: transparent url('images/p_white/tbl/tbl_h_l.png') bottom left no-repeat;
    padding-left: 53px;
    height: 28px;
}

.tbl-h-r {
    background: transparent url('images/p_white/tbl/tbl_h_r.png') bottom right no-repeat;
    padding-right: 53px;
    height: 28px;
}

Done

Thanks

Jogge

Ok,

I'll give you these two fixes and I'll leave you alone unless you yell out for more help.

See the problem in the pics.

Copy the 2 files in the .zip to the "The_Widescreen" folder and that should fix those.  

  

Lopalong wrote: [View Post]

Ok,

I'll give you these two fixes and I'll leave you alone unless you yell out for more help.

See the problem in the pics.

Copy the 2 files in the .zip to the "The_Widescreen" folder and that should fix those.  

 

Thanks for this Lopalong, very kind of you and you have been a good help here.
Now i shall try to fix the themes so that they look OK.

Learning is the best way to understand, and yes i yell out it there are some more things  

Jogge