Support/Comments for CSS Star Rating

This may seem like an odd question or rather something that is just dumb but I’ve been looking at the ratings posted and there seems to be a lot of votes that are scoring 3. I haven’t been too bothered with it myself but a couple of people have commented on it.

Do any of you think that something could be a little off with the way the ratings work on my site?
http://il2mdb.montydan.com/

Hello,

I’ve a problem with CSS Star Rating and AqueousLightX template. Stars display is wrong.

Here is my css file: http://forum.programypc.pl/files/1.css

PS. Sorry for my poor english.

Have you got the link to the starRating css file in your template headefer:

@BBloke

Yes, I have. Stars doesn’t work only in AqueousLightX template.

PS. Your site looks very nice!

I’ve had some trouble with the stars and my chosen templates. I found using FireFox and FireBug (FF Addon) a great way to figure out whats happening in the CSS styles to be able to make them work and play nice.

If you have a link to your exmaple it may help others help you.

@BBloke

Thanks for reply!
This is my website: http://www.pcpedia.nazwa.pl/

I try your css style: star.css and now work much better

Cool. I was having a look and found there were a few things inherited from your content.

Some well placed !important in the CSS cleared up some issues. I’m glad its all working.

When I try to vote, it just goes to the home page and nothing else happens. Any ideas?

Getting the highest rated documents... using Ditto

I tried call ditto using this...


But that gives me the top 5 with the "most" points, not the top rated. (5:1, is rated higher than 6:2 and yet 6.2 will sort higher)

I tried creating a TV with the @EVAL’d score, but ditto doesn’t like that. So I modified the snippet.

I shifted all $splitVals[] up one ($splitVals[0] = $splitVals[1] , $splitVals[1] = $splitVals[2])



Now when I sort by "star_rating" it uses the first number and ignores anything after the : delimiter.

Any problems with this, Garry?