bottom image showing up in middle of the page in every browser except firefox!
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Hi there!
Been dealing with this problem for quite a while now i cant figure it out. In every browser except mozilla firefox the bottom image of the page is landing somewhere in the middle of the page.
When im logged in as admin the image is just where it should be (glued to the bottom) though :/
See for urself:
http://www.nndesign.se
Regards
Niklas
Been dealing with this problem for quite a while now i cant figure it out. In every browser except mozilla firefox the bottom image of the page is landing somewhere in the middle of the page.
When im logged in as admin the image is just where it should be (glued to the bottom) though :/
See for urself:
http://www.nndesign.se
Regards
Niklas
In chrome, the main.css being delivered is adding an absolute position to #footercontent-wide.
In Firefox, the main.css delivered is not adding that.
Looking at the css, they are different files. Chrome seems to be delivering on a media="screen" attribute.
I suspect a theme issue to do with setting media specific stylesheets.
This is not something I have expertise in, so either contact your theme developer, or maybe one of the theme specialists on these forums can give further advice.
In Firefox, the main.css delivered is not adding that.
Looking at the css, they are different files. Chrome seems to be delivering on a media="screen" attribute.
I suspect a theme issue to do with setting media specific stylesheets.
This is not something I have expertise in, so either contact your theme developer, or maybe one of the theme specialists on these forums can give further advice.
i have changed all that, the footer is where its supposed to be now. only the image is missing on safari/chrome.
Hi there,
Try adding
overflow: hidden;
To the CSS for your footer, at the moment the outside of the footer is not containing the inside if that makes sense.
Try adding
overflow: hidden;
To the CSS for your footer, at the moment the outside of the footer is not containing the inside if that makes sense.
Hi again!
That did it! adding "overflow:auto" seems to be working across all browsers. Thank you all for your help! :)
That did it! adding "overflow:auto" seems to be working across all browsers. Thank you all for your help! :)
Thank you for answering! Attached two images now. The first in Firefox (how its supposed to be) and the other in safari.
I just installed Safari on my windows 7 PC and made a screenshot (50% scaled): the background of the Footer disappeared
I found a mistake that firefox may tolerate but safari:
Do you see the double-flash before images?...
I found a mistake that firefox may tolerate but safari:
background {url("http://www.nndesign.se/themes/nndesign//images/bgfooter.png") repeat-x scroll 0 0 transparent}
Do you see the double-flash before images?...
Anyone have a clue?
Maybe post some screenshots to give us a clue - correct from firefox and wrong from another.