I attached an image where you can see what the problems are
Hi,
If you give me access to your site, I can sort those out for you if you want.
I usually use fire fox web developer and then hack the code!
If you give me access to your site, I can sort those out for you if you want.
I usually use fire fox web developer and then hack the code!
thanks for replies.
Claire,i am not sure you could access my website because it is installed on localhost (http://localhost/moodle)
Frank, these dots do show on other themes
By the way, i forgot to upload a calendar glitch. What do you think?
Claire,i am not sure you could access my website because it is installed on localhost (http://localhost/moodle)
Frank, these dots do show on other themes
By the way, i forgot to upload a calendar glitch. What do you think?
Oh no I wont be allowed.
Send me a few files and your having problems with and your theme.
thanks.
Send me a few files and your having problems with and your theme.
thanks.
here, i added custom corner`s theme key files and calendar folder contents ( in case you know how to fix the calendar) to an archive. waiting for your feedback!
Thanks, please post the whole Custom Corner folder so one can check whether there's something missing or corrupt.
tia
Frank
EDIT
The files you sent seem to work on my local machine (Win 2000, XAMPP, FF3).
tia
Frank
EDIT
The files you sent seem to work on my local machine (Win 2000, XAMPP, FF3).
In reply to Frank Ralf
Atbilde: Re: Atbilde: Re: Atbilde: Re: BLACK DOTS/HIDE-SHOW BUTTONS
by Toms Broks -
hi frank! u asked to post whole theme folder in case there is something missing. here it is in case u are still interested in helping me out
p.s. i excluded pix folder as it exceeds 100KB
p.s. i excluded pix folder as it exceeds 100KB
Do the icons show with other themes? Have you tried re-installing your theme? Looks like the Icons are missing or their URLs got messed up.
hth
Frank
hth
Frank
Frank, dots do show on other themes, I reinstalled my custom corners theme but result is the same.
Hi Toms,
1) The dots might be list-markers. Try adding the following to the theme's CSS:
.sideblock .content .list li {
list-style-type: none;
}
2) The Hide/Show button depends on JavaScript being activated in your browser.
3) The gap in the middle column might be some browser/operating system bug. Which do you use?
4) The hover effect of the calendar also depends on JavaScript.
BTW CSS FAQ and Themes FAQ are good starting points for learning more about theming and some useful tools for debugging.
hth
Frank
1) The dots might be list-markers. Try adding the following to the theme's CSS:
.sideblock .content .list li {
list-style-type: none;
}
2) The Hide/Show button depends on JavaScript being activated in your browser.
3) The gap in the middle column might be some browser/operating system bug. Which do you use?
4) The hover effect of the calendar also depends on JavaScript.
BTW CSS FAQ and Themes FAQ are good starting points for learning more about theming and some useful tools for debugging.
hth
Frank
Hi!
1) I added ( pasted .sideblock .content .list li {
list-style-type: none;} to user_styles.css and nothing changed. ( i restared my browser, tried another browser, cleared cache)
2)Javascript was activated..hmm..
3) opera/XP
4) javascript already enabled
thanks for the links!
1) I added ( pasted .sideblock .content .list li {
list-style-type: none;} to user_styles.css and nothing changed. ( i restared my browser, tried another browser, cleared cache)
2)Javascript was activated..hmm..
3) opera/XP
4) javascript already enabled
thanks for the links!
i recently found this post which may relate to 'javascript" problem. I have installed moodle on a localhost. here it is:
I viewed my new Moodle site with the port 81 address from another machine on the network. Everything works just fine. The menus expand and contract as they should. The problem was that I have been viewing the site locally on the server--not on the network. The browser on the server is locked down tight and was not displaying all the page elements as expected. I don't know why the ip address made a difference, but there you go! It is Windows after all. ( katherine horton)
I viewed my new Moodle site with the port 81 address from another machine on the network. Everything works just fine. The menus expand and contract as they should. The problem was that I have been viewing the site locally on the server--not on the network. The browser on the server is locked down tight and was not displaying all the page elements as expected. I don't know why the ip address made a difference, but there you go! It is Windows after all. ( katherine horton)