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    • 33372
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    Doh! Actually...I lied. Now that I click on the menu links and view different pages I do see a near-instantaneous flash...

    Maybe try disabling the init function in your JavaScript. That may be causing the page to re-render in some browsers. Any JS that loads for every page is suspect at this point.
      "Things are not what they appear to be; nor are they otherwise." - Buddha

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      • 10357
      • 573 Posts
      Doh! Actually...I lied. Now that I click on the menu links and view different pages I do see a near-instantaneous flash...

      well at least its consistent.. less mysterious!

      i just removed all the JS and the flash remains undecided
        • 10357
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        well i tried the import method - nothing

        I also though it might be because i was using the modx css as a document trick, so i put it in regular style sheet but still no luck.

          • 10470
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          so i officially hate internet explorer again undecided

          i have spent the day trying to fix this, removing every element of my page one at a time and the bugger still exists. none of the fouc fixes seem to work so i am at a total loss.

          g.

            • 10357
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            a little update - if i am logged into the manager the flashing goes away!!

            i was editing the quick edit toolbar css, and when i take out the opacity references to get it to working with ie7, the flashing comes back!

            crazy stuff.
              • 33372
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              Have you tried disabling QuickEdit entirely and removing its CSS? If the problem goes away then you know where it originated. I never use QE myself, so I’m not very familiar with how its styles might affect a page viewed by the general public, but I would bet there’s a hack in there somewhere.
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                • 10357
                • 573 Posts
                Hi,

                i actually solved this by adding filter: alpha(opacity=100) into a ie only stylesheet.

                no idea why this works but it does huh

                cheers,
                Gareth
                  • 10808
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                  i have having same problem??? i really don’t know what to do next.. any ideas?
                    • 4107
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                    It’s like css one. I like it wink