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    • 6696
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    Thanks Frank . . . .that worked on the grey bars on the navigation but the program still messes with the tables on my site. No fix on that I suppose. smiley

    Daniel
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      I only like tables with food on it, but okay. What is being messed up?
        • 6696
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        If I use
        &config=`cssplay-flyout`

        it fixes the tables but the first three buttons go missing. Not sure why the first few buttons would dissappear on this config setup

        but

        If I use
        &config=`cssplay-flyoutrev`

        the tables go haywire but all the buttons appear in correct order. Something in this config is not compatible with the tables I have.

        Daniel

          • 10076
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          a few problems in your css

          line 57 #extra s padding:9;
          Line 59 #extras padding 9;
          And comment out like so /*mmm*/ not //*mmm*//

          Your CSS does not validate nore does the HTML, fix that first and try to comment out al of the table statements in the andreas.css. For the HTML validation, don t use strict for this page, i guess. Try that then let s see.
            • 6696
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            Thank you Frank . . . Much appreciated smiley

            One more thing and I should be ok. There are some empty ’cells’ on the navigation array. If you look a the link below you will see them located near the Hebrew School button and below near the last buttons in the array.
            http://www.btzbuffalo.org/index.php?id=1

            Do you know what could be causing that?

            thanks,
            Daniel
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              wrote about table border properties, but the whole menu now has a problem. What happened?

              Adviced to get rid of
              border: 1px solid #D8D8D8;
              in the table properties in the andreas00.css
              But the flyout has been "broken" (in chrome). Also you could play withe the table z-index in andreas00.css
                • 6696
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                Yeow . . . it is perfect in Firefox but screwed up in IE! What happened? Is this fixable?

                Those strange floating cells were corrected by the removal of "border: 1px solid #D8D8D8;" in the table area of the CSS, but that didn’t fix the problems with the other browsers.

                It seems the gaps in the navigation in IE is located at the areas before the buttons where the ’flyouts’ are located. Do you know what could be causing that in other browsers but not effecting the Firefox browsers. To me FireFox is pickier in the way it displays code.

                thanks again,
                Daniel
                  • 6696
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                  Sorry . . . thanks for all the help smiley I appreciate it. I am new to MODx and being a neophyte it’s all a learning process.

                  thanks again,
                  Daniel
                    • 6696
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                    I checked the Andreas00.css and there was not code like the one you gave me below. Is that the correct css?

                    table {border:1px solid transparent; border-collapse:collapse; line-height:1.3em; width:95%; margin:0 0 16px; padding:0;}


                    Could this be the one you were referring to?

                    table {border-collapse:collapse; line-height:1.3em; width:95%; margin:0 0 16px; padding:0;}



                    thanks,
                    Daniel
                      • 6696
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                      Not sure what you mean. Unzip the MODx program again? I do not see an install.txt file. I unzipped but there was no install.txt file.

                      Daniel