css

Hello,

I have a problem with Panels 3.3 and Ctools 1.3 (I guess). I'm using Drupal 6.16.

I use the "Flexible Layout" in Panels to create a two-column-display for my user profile pages. On my local drupal installation everything works fine. But when it comes to the online version the display of my two columns breaks.

I've found, that panels (or ctools) creates a css file which provides the needed css code for the two-columns. The path to this css file is wrong and I don't know how to fix this :(.

Here's what I think causes the problem:

I have been racking my little brain trying to figure this out. I have a mockup and it has drop down menus they work fine. But when I try to employ them in drupal my first child displays fine, but my sub menus do not drop down. Does anybody know what I could be doing wrong?

Hi all,

I've created a plugin for TinyMCE under Wysiwyg. Currently I'm adding my custom CSS in mymodule_init() and that works fine for displaying the node, but the CSS doesn't make its way into the editor textarea. If I manually specify the file under the Wysiwyg options (Define CSS) then it works great, but that's not very nice. I imagine there's a simple way of adding my CSS file to the editor when my plugin's enabled?

Any ideas much appreciated.

Thanks,

Andy

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This is an old problem. This is default browser behavior: when you have centered content that does not extend below the bottom of the browser window, there is no need for a scrollbar. However, when content does extend below, a vertical scrollbar appears, thus shifting the content. This renders a seeming horizontal jump of content. Some customers care about this jump, others don't. Guess which one I'm addressing today.

The brute force fix is to redefine the topmost object:
html {
overflow-y: scroll;
}

But I don't like always having a scrollbar.

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This seems like it should be trivial.

In my page.css I have redefined the p tag, thusly:

Since this is the "normal" style for paragraphs site-wide. This works fine within my genesis subtheme.

While theming and developing today I switched from Firefox to Internet Explorer and found that my site had no styles! Ahhh! To save you from possible headaches, here's my finding: IE limits Drupal to 31 stylesheets total. The work-around for the bug is to enable CSS aggregation.

Many modules have their own stylesheets, so when you get to a certain number of modules, plus have your own custom theme, you reach a point like I did today where you pass the threshold. Hope this helps someone!!

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