Forum OpenACS Q&A: Re: Re: Xowiki page doesn't show in MSIE

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Posted by Aernout Schmidt on
I think I have modifies something to get over the problem of printing the wiki commands too high on the page. This is (I think) the relevant parts of view.adp I use:

FOR THE LOCATION OF THE COMMANDS(SEEMS TO WORK):

#wikicmds {position: relative;top: -14px;  right: 0px; height: 0px;
      text-align: right;  font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 85%;color: #7A7A78;}
#wikicmds a, #wikicmds a:visited { color: #7A7A78; text-decoration: none;}
#wikicmds a:hover {text-decoration: underline;}
#wikicmds a:active {color: rgb(255,153,51);}

LAST PART OF VIEW.ADP - MAGHT BE RELEVANT?

  <!-- The following DIV is needed for overlib to function! -->
  <div id="overDiv" style="position:absolute; visibility:hidden; z-index:1000;"></div>

<div id='wikicmds'>
  <if @write_p@ eq 1>
    <a href='@edit_link@' accesskey='e' title='Diese Seite bearbeiten ..'>Edit</a> &middot;
    <a href="@rev_link@" accesskey='r' >Revisions</a> &middot;
<!--  <a href="changes?object_type=CrWikiPage&item_id=@item_id@" accesskey='c'> chg</a> &middot; -->
  <a href="@new_link@" accesskey='n'>New Page</a> &middot;
  <a href="@delete_link@" accesskey='d'>Delete</a> &middot;
  </if>
  <a href="@index_link@" accesskey='i'>Index</a>
</div>

@content;noquote@
<div style="clear: both; text-align: left; font-size: 85%;">
<p/>&nbsp;<hr>References to this Page: @references;noquote@
@lang_links;noquote@</div><br>
<if @gc_comments@ not nil>
  <p>Add comment
  <ul>@gc_comments;noquote@</ul></p>
</if>
<if @gc_link@ not nil>
  <p>@gc_link;noquote@</p>
</if>

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Posted by Gustaf Neumann on
Concerning positioning of the command bar: the positioning depends whether one is using dotlrn or not. the current setting is for dotlrn, i will try to make it more intelligent.

About visibility in IE: i can't spot anything wrong. Normally, i don't use IE, but i checked all my test cases and it worked nicely...

Can you make a page with problems in IE public accessible, such i can get the full picture?