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  • Created by Unknown User (kobrien@umassonline.net), last modified on Mar 24, 2011

I'm building out a new theme for a group in the office, and no matter what changes I make, I cannot get the header to display properly in Internet Explorer. Everything looks great in Firefox, Safari and Chrome. Additionally, the Menu bar is not displaying either. I've attached images from both IE and Chrome so you can see the difference. Any thoughts on getting the header to display properly in Internet Explorer?

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  1. Unknown User (amoran)

    Some code would be useful ... possibly better still a cut/paste of the html from the header panel. (wrap it in {code} tags)

    Or both ... and any relevant css (wink)

    1. Unknown User (kobrien@umassonline.net)

      OK, so here is what I did to relieve the issue: I created a global logo which somehow trumps the current header(s) in IE but not in other browsers (which is fine with us - the other pages show the appropriate headers). Additionally, in order to get the Menu bar to show, I did not put the "#" sign in front of the color that I chose. While it worked fine in all other browsers, IE did not like it.

      Conclusion: I put up a warning on the home page that IE may not play nice with this space and to use Firefox or Chrome.

      Thanks,
      Kevin

      1. Unknown User (amoran)

        Yeah, IE can be quite pernickety about parameters ... it also ignores pixel width/heights unless you state 'px' ... similarly table cell sizings are ignored if you dont fill in the entire row/column sizes!