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Lopalong [ Fri 29 Jan, 2010 23:16 ]
Post subject: Re: Designing Lightning Phoenix

I killed all the javascript by renaming the js folder to something else when I tested it with 53a - didn't make any difference, neither did removing the "new" onload function from the header. ;)

Mighty Gorgon [ Sat 30 Jan, 2010 09:26 ]
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Same for me... I will make extra testing in IE further on... maybe.

In the meantime I have improved (well... at least in my opinion! :P ) some other things in this template and now should look better in FireFox, Safari, Chrome, Opera.

Let me know if you find some bugs or "awfully looking elements" in it.

Thanks.

Lopalong [ Sun 31 Jan, 2010 09:30 ]
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Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]
Same for me... I will make extra testing in IE further on... maybe.

I don't know Luca if it's worth the trouble? IE will get up to speed one day with border radius etc, and then things will no doubt need to be changed again.

I've got that way that I don't "Fight it any more" - - - If it works it works, other than that, I don't bother with it. :P

Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]

In the meantime I have improved (well... at least in my opinion! :P ) some other things in this template and now should look better in FireFox, Safari, Chrome, Opera.

Let me know if you find some bugs or "awfully looking elements" in it.

Thanks.

Count me out for all of the above reasons. Because I swore on a stack of Daffy Duck comics that the ONLY thing I will ever look at in future is final "Public Releases". :P :P :P

andrea75 [ Sat 04 Sep, 2010 21:17 ]
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I resume this topic because I tested this style with Chrome, and on many posts, the vertical scrolling bars appears at the left of postbody and signature:

Solved adding:

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overflow-y: hidden ! important;

on common.css

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.post-text {

    width: 99%;

    float: left;

    clear: both;

    font-size: 12px;

    /*line-height: 1.2em;*/

    /* to avoid vertical scrollbar with acronyms in last line */

    padding-bottom: 3px;

    overflow-y: hidden ! important;

}

But I don't know if it's the right solution. ;)

Mighty Gorgon [ Wed 15 Sep, 2010 22:48 ]
Post subject: Re: Designing Lightning Phoenix

Try to have a look now... I should have fixed some small things in this template.

Yros [ Thu 16 Sep, 2010 01:17 ]
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I dunno if you knew it but maybe this link will help you as I read in the first pages that there was some troubles about compatibilities with browsers :

http://www.westciv.com/iphonetests/

I tried with Opera 10 & Firefox 4.05b(beta) but in both cases many CSS3 properties are still not compatible :(

Jihuatz [ Sun 02 Jan, 2011 22:45 ]
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Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]

Here is the link for the latest version of this template (working with latest SVN package... I don't know how it will fit on Icy Phoenix 1.3).

Lightning Phoenix

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for the template. :)

I install on IP 1.3 and i think is working good. I see like perfect with FireFox:

Chek it on my site...

:D

mort [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 10:37 ]
Post subject: Re: Designing Lightning Phoenix - Adding Curves With IE Etc.

Adding curves with IE - Don't know about Opera or Chrome etc. :P

I can see there's been some discussion on this, but maybe try this way because I believe the htc file needs to be called from the header - not the .css?

Open:

templates/lightning_phoenix/style_white_ie.css

Find and remove:

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#wrapper, .top-header, .top-menu, .page-footer, .roundedbox, .roundedbox h3 {

	/*behavior: url('./templates/common/border-radius.htc');*/

}

Open:

templates/lightning_phoenix/overall_header.tpl

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Find:

{EXTRA_CSS_JS}

After Add:

<!--[if IE]>

<style type="text/css">

#wrapper, .top-header, .top-menu, .page-footer, .roundedbox, .roundedbox h3 {

	border-radius: 6px;

	behavior: url('./templates/common/border-radius.htc');

}

</style>

<![endif]-->

Copy border-radius.htc to templates/common/border-radius.htc

You may find IE a bit slower to load and no doubt this template set would maybe need some tweaking - But the "Curves" should work. :mryellow:

spydie [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 11:01 ]
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Off Topic
:
en Opera , Chrome and FF you can add the curves with

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border: 1px solid rgba(255,255,255,.4);
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
-webkit-border-radius:5px;
border-radius:5px;

but this should´nt work with IE, since they forgot to take the train of CSS3 and Html5

Change the 5px to the radius you want,

and the color aswell. Does´nt need to be rgba ( thats with transparency) with 40% ( the .4) at the end

mort [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 11:14 ]
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spydie wrote: [View Post]
but this should´nt work with IE, since they forgot to take the train of CSS3 and Html5

That's what the fix above is for - Round Corners in IE? :shock:

spydie [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 12:28 ]
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yes i know

mort.

the htc is for IE

mort [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 21:59 ]
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I think we're going around in circles here? :mryellow:

spydie [ Mon 03 Jan, 2011 22:37 ]
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previous post changed to ot

no need to run in circles. don´t want to disorient anybody

Don_lobo [ Tue 04 Jan, 2011 03:32 ]
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Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]

Here is the link for the latest version of this template (working with latest SVN package... I don't know how it will fit on Icy Phoenix 1.3).

Lightning Phoenix

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for the template. :)

I install on IP 1.3 and i think is working good. I see like perfect with FireFox:

Chek it on my site...

:D

ganesh [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 18:42 ]
Post subject: Re: Designing Lightning Phoenix

It's cool... Just installed on mine...
I grabbed the italian buttons from icy :D

Only one thing seems missing, I can't see the date of each post and obviously the possibility to edit...

But don't mind, it is not so important.

Joshua203 [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 18:51 ]
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That's weird because it looks to me like this is not happening to all posts on your forum

http://forum.megabass.it/viewtopic.php?f=13&p=841690#p841690

ganesh [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 18:56 ]
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ROTFL I answered on that 3d... :lol:

Sorry, IT's my fault.
If you see IT as a user or as a guest, everything's fine.

As an Admin I see like I posted...

Joshua203 [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 19:03 ]
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As a Guest :wink:

ganesh [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 19:05 ]
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Yes!
That's right!

As an admin... :D

Joshua203 [ Sun 02 Oct, 2011 19:06 ]
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:lol: