Icy Phoenix

Thanks Mort, the missing div, this was a quickfix for the temporary theme while we tried to work out the black pearl issue. I will fix it now :)

For testing, I setup a test site with no previous db, just a clean install of icy from github and the black pearl theme. I have attached an image below, as you can see all is default

Black Pearl

In the black Pearl css replace what's there with this little bit.

Thanks mort, that did the trick!
And thanks for all the other input, we now have this solved and with a perfect end result! :)

Nothing is perfect :P

And those templates are written in "yesterday's" css - So these type of things are going to pop up from time to time.

A couple of things.

Snapshots from localhost are useless because it means that those who want to or are capable of helping are forced to drop everything and install what you are are using and having problems with, and it doesn't go down too well if it keeps happening.

1. We can usually resolve these problems on-line by accessing the html, css and js for that matter and it's usually the ONLY way to do it because it resolves problems that others create by modifying the themes themselves. So a "Live" test site would be handy and the theme ID as well in case it's not set as default.

2. Do you know how ridiculous that theme (or any theme for that matter) looks like on large screens 21.5 and upwards when set to full-fluid width?

So if you are inclined do something else and want it centred, no left bloody margin that is persistent when the screen is resized, and not to exceed a certain size. Just yell out if you get stuck.

Totally understand regarding the localhost. The first aim was to ensure that the site was working as before the upgrade and without any loss of data. I setup my tests as first time I have seen or worked with Icy was 3 days ago and I did not want to destroy anything.

We will be re-doing the themes now that it is working as it was before the upgrade, so its very likely you will see more from me, I will make sure its public accessable then though. And no, I am on a 21", just half an inch short :D

I noticed another problem with that piece of css. The forum type headers are two different heights.

This should fix it.

Informpro wrote: [View Post]

@MG: I reported this issue a few years ago. We need an "if" before decrementing the post count, because if you delete a post from a user with post_count=0, this happens.

Are you sure about that?

I'll check this.