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- freelimiter
- 2009-03-28 01:06:28
Hi there, I'm having the same issue, the images are outside the boxes. (see attachment)
This is a fresh install of Piwigo and updated to 2.0.1 just today
I haven't done a lot of customization except adding more image information as described in
topic:10334
and it is working fine.
Hopefully it didn't affect it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
- VDigital
- 2009-02-27 19:37:48
stevecherry wrote:
Hi all - I found that this was a pretty simple error. When I backed up files, I tried to use the old backed up "layout.css file", but it seems the new version requires the full name "default-layout.css" Not sure how I got that messed up, but I did.
Once I reverted to the default-layout.css file provided in the new installation package, my problems seemed to go away.
So - Unless you have seriously mod'd your old default-layout.css you should just go with the fresh new one provided in the 2.0 package.
Developers - feel free to correct or edit my posts here because I hope this will help and not lead astray ;0)
Never change a default file.
Create or change the local file: now, LocalFiles Editor plugin is here to help you.
Local files need to have only your updates (Overrides only).
stevecherry wrote:
Thanks for such an elegant design!
Steve Cherry
www.stevencherry.com
Thanks. Direct to Stripy who has created this concept.
- stevecherry
- 2009-02-27 18:18:47
Hi all - I found that this was a pretty simple error. When I backed up files, I tried to use the old backed up "layout.css file", but it seems the new version requires the full name "default-layout.css" Not sure how I got that messed up, but I did.
Once I reverted to the default-layout.css file provided in the new installation package, my problems seemed to go away.
So - Unless you have seriously mod'd your old default-layout.css you should just go with the fresh new one provided in the 2.0 package.
Developers - feel free to correct or edit my posts here because I hope this will help and not lead astray ;0)
Thanks for such an elegant design!
Steve Cherry
www.stevencherry.com
- stevecherry
- 2009-02-22 00:27:05
Here is one more screenshot - this time in IE 7 which seems to have the same issues.
This issue happens in both standard 1024x768 and my larger widescreen 16:9 format 19" screen
- stevecherry
- 2009-02-21 17:54:51
Hello - One more thought here that I recall from the upgrade:
I backed up my local include/config file and include/mysql file per the instructions, however I could not get the upgrade (or anything else for that matter) to execute when I replaced the old config file back into the new include folder. I had to use the config file from the new 2.0 package to get the upgrade to work.
From the instructions, I was under the impression that once I uploaded the new 2.0 package to the server, that I should then put those two backed up files back in to the include folder, so I am not sure if I did something wrong there.
Thanks again for all the hard work on this - the new theme looks really nice.
I am also experimenting with the Ploader for the first time.
Steve C
- stevecherry
- 2009-02-21 17:03:29
OK - Here are 2 screenshots in IE8. One is for the thumb overlap issue.
The other is a shot of the login to this forum - when I click on "Login" it briefly flashes the input boxes for user/pass and then they go away completely. I took a screenshot of what it looks like after they go away.
- ddtddt
- 2009-02-21 09:08:45
Thank you for this return.
Can you make us screenshots of the problem with IE8.
Did you modify files?
- stevecherry
- 2009-02-21 09:01:42
Hi - I could not find a duplicate of this discussion so here goes:
I just upgraded to 2.0, and now everything seems to be doing well in Firefox, but I noticed in Internet Explorer 8 that when I click on a category of images, I get a page of overlapping thumbs all on top of each other.
I know IE has some issues here and there, but I am wondering if I have some setting messed up. When you click on the link below, be sure to drill down to one of the specific categories.
Link: http://dailyframe.com/gallery/
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Best regards,
Steve Cherry