Hi, First of all, this template is perfect! I have had no issues since installing it except now with IE6..

The formatting goes out the window completely and transparency is nonexistent. I have noticed that there are two css template files, one seemingly just for ie6 and the other for general browsers. I know almost nothing about css but have managed to edit template.css a bit (changing text/link/hover colors etc.)
Would this affect the ie6 template at all, or is it just not being used at all? Do i need to redirect to it somehow based upon the user-agent? Or does it simply need editing?

I can provide a link upon request as I'm still editing the site. I have seen that there is already a post concerning this from another user except with the 1.0 template, if there is no diff between the two problems then apologies for duplicate topics.


Thanks

Merc

Post edited by: f0ng@hotmail.com, at: 2008/03/07 12:30

Post edited by: Mercuree, at: 2008/03/07 12:33

f0ng@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi, First of all, this template is perfect! I have had no issues since installing it except now with IE6..

The formatting goes out the window completely and transparency is nonexistent. I have noticed that there are two css template files, one seemingly just for ie6 and the other for general browsers. I know almost nothing about css

YEP, got this far as well and also having trouble with IE6. Otherwise this template rocks but afa ie6 goes, people just get wierd shit going on. Something else that happens for instance is the right hand side bar sliding down under everything else and cutting off at the bottom. Also, when editing articles, the icon bar is non existent and only html is shown. One more thing which might not be relevant is when editing !joomla comments, the icons go haywire.. I've seen none of this happening under firefox tho, there it's just way cool!

Post edited by: ricktizz@yahoo.co.uk, at: 2008/03/13 21:33

I'm not sure about IE6 but I have the same problem with the right column showing up under the center column but not with IE instead it is happening under Firefox. I use IE7 and all looks good but Firefox seems to be the one having the problems.

It's probably a linuxwindows thing and not so much browser related, I've had this before with a calendar module where for example backslashes and lettercasing goes wrong..