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Re: Re: Tikipedia visual weirdness on v2.0

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I have the 18 Sep version. Not sure if its the latest as http://tikiwiki.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tikiwiki/mods/trunk/themes/tikipedia/theme/styles/tikipedia.css?revision=14857 is currently down.

The horizontal line is absent when using the "Never use transition css" or the next option, but returns if using the "Use@versin:xx specified in theme css or 1.8/1.9 if not specified" options.


Here's a link to the current version of the file: tikipedia.css. I generally have been doing the themes with "never use transition css" turned on, so didn't notice when the theme needed to override something the transition style sheet added. I'll be checking that more carefully in the future, not assuming that people will know the transition stylesheet isn't needed with the themes I do (I try to keep them up-to-date, including what's actually needed from the transition css).

A (possibly) linked problem now is that the tabs don't align properly at the top of the page, see attached image.
This happens in Firefox3. In IE6, they are vertically aligned ok but each is a complete box, ie the bottom border for the tab still shows, which it didn't when using the Tiki 1.9 tikipedia theme.


Check that your browser's text size setting is normal. I noticed that increasing the text size (control + + in Firefox) will expand the tabs accordingly, causing them to no longer align as in the normal state. Maybe I should take the bottom border off the tabs to be consistent with the 1.9 behavior.

-- Gary

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