Pro Blog not working on IE 6, 7, 8 and 9
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I have a static site and the only section of my site on Concrete5 is my blog area. The link is
http://65.36.240.177/rss/
I have a test blog post and a real blog post and everything is working except in IE 6,7,8 & 9 the page shows the header properly but everything else is just blank except a couple parts of the page like my javascript slider and social media icons. When I view the "View Source" code in IE, it shows all my code and the page is the exact length it should. It looks like the styles are being picked up because there are dividing lines as well as the blog scroller on the left is formatted correct in my CSS. My blog pages do the same thing but in Firefox, Safari and Chrome all appear as they should. The problem is exclusively in IE.
Any help would be greatly appreciated to get this fixed.
http://65.36.240.177/rss/
I have a test blog post and a real blog post and everything is working except in IE 6,7,8 & 9 the page shows the header properly but everything else is just blank except a couple parts of the page like my javascript slider and social media icons. When I view the "View Source" code in IE, it shows all my code and the page is the exact length it should. It looks like the styles are being picked up because there are dividing lines as well as the blog scroller on the left is formatted correct in my CSS. My blog pages do the same thing but in Firefox, Safari and Chrome all appear as they should. The problem is exclusively in IE.
Any help would be greatly appreciated to get this fixed.
Thanks John, I sent him a private message the other day and hadn't heard back (since it was a holiday I figured he was busy) but I am going to post this right now on the Pro Blog forum.
I saw that you got around to placing a support ticket in. replied to you.
For everyone else's benefit, always always always always put a support ticket in.
Not a pm. Not in public forums. Not in the product discussion forums. ...
A support ticket.
Every product has a support area. They have ticket progress and tracking and many developers have an email forward specific to their support area to make sure that you get the help that you need as soon as possible.
And I can't speak for everyone, but for me, I just simply can not keep track of a product support area, a product discussion area, the general forums, and pm's times 30 products. It's just frankly speaking not possible.
I apologize if this inconveniences anyone....but I absolutely have to have a support ticket.
ChadStrat
For everyone else's benefit, always always always always put a support ticket in.
Not a pm. Not in public forums. Not in the product discussion forums. ...
A support ticket.
Every product has a support area. They have ticket progress and tracking and many developers have an email forward specific to their support area to make sure that you get the help that you need as soon as possible.
And I can't speak for everyone, but for me, I just simply can not keep track of a product support area, a product discussion area, the general forums, and pm's times 30 products. It's just frankly speaking not possible.
I apologize if this inconveniences anyone....but I absolutely have to have a support ticket.
ChadStrat
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/problog/support/...