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The default install has 1 css glitch specific to IE Mac 5.2.3 on OS 10.x. It has to do with the ocwrapper/rightsidebar css styles.
Specifically, what appears to be the rightsidebar, or the right-margin of
the ocwrapper extends to the right of the wrapper by the distance of rightsidebar.[/quote]
To fix the rightsidebar background-color overflow (Mac IE 5 and luna) is pretty simple.
1) Define ocwrapper to a Mac IE 5 specific style. All browsers will see this definition.
2) Override border-right back to the correct style. IE Mac doesnt see the override
due to the IE factor.
Changes to luna_core.css are bolded. New code is red.
Code:
#ocwrapper { /* background colour of left sidebar */
border-left: 0px solid #e2e1eb;
/* background colour of right sidebar */
border-right: 190px solid #ffffff;
background: #e2e1eb;
}
/* commented backslash hack v2 \*/
#ocwrapper { border-right: 200px solid #e2e1eb; }
/* recover from hack */
I do not style for specific browsers per-sey, and I do not want to do so especially for IE 5 Mac.
But, the above css does fix the out-of-the-box luna css appearance. I have done extensive testing
of luna, using many different browsers. I found only 2 glitches in all my tests, and I have charts!
So, anyways that was 1 of 2 fixes. The other css fix is wrt a Disappearing rightshadow...
Specific to IE 6 windows. The 2nd fix is simply adding position:relative to the .shadowright class.
With those 2 edits, luna templates display properly in Mac(IE,Safari,FireFox,Opera) and Win(IE6,FireFox).
I know there are other browsers, but thats all I have time for.
Footnote: Any style that overrides ocwrapper to change either sidebar size, will have
to reapply the "commented backslash hack" in order to keep the 2nd fix in-place.
Hope this helps someone else.
Chris
RGB World, Inc. - Software & Web Development.
rgbworld.com