The logo is in a DIV class called Logo. I couldn't see where that is defined. But it appears your graphic has "busted out"! IE is much more forgiving in that regard and will enclose the objects whose height is not defined. Whereas FF sticks to the rules. It's an easy fix. The joys of CSS layouts but I'll take them over Table Layouts any day. Even if IE sticks to following their own set of rules.... Just for the record - I'm a Huge Fan of CSS Layouts! Cheers Tim
Thanks Tim.. It's been a busy night... A bunch of new bugs, a few testers getting into a gear, and an offer to manage the promotion side of the launch... Fantastic!! Tim - When you say "It's an easy fix" - Did you mean there really is a bug here or that WestWing should remove his "DIV" in whatever he inserted? Thanks for your help...
I would also be willing to test this out.. I just started out with bans and see the potential. Let me know if you have room or want another tester.
Well as usual, IE is doing the wrong thing, But it looks right! That's the big trap with IE, it's a CSSers nightmare at times. The problems are a few - the image is within the header class which is only 55px high. So Firefox is going - "Come on you said its 55px's and you want me to throw in a 127px high image as well".... So it tries. IE just goes - "Oh ok......" Also because the logo_top and logo_top_right are floated, that puts things out of kilter too. Think of floats like balloons. They'll float in the room ok but if something else comes in they'll bang heads. So we'll need to put the balloons in their own box. I'll explain in a moment. So we need to increase the height of the header class from 55px to 180px or 177px. Then enclose the <div class="top_info"> {other stuff} </div> in their own Div Tags. which separates the "balloons". That's putting them in their own box. That should do it. I've got it working here but I may not have relayed everything correctly in my description above (that's my disclaimer). There are a few extra opening paragraph tags kicking about in there that need deleting. After you do the above changes run it past a HTML Validator. It'll pick them out for you. Oh and I've not added in a Style for the logo - but I did notice that there is a "border="0" in the image tag. That could be done in the CSS, but we won't go there yet. Do those changes and see how it flies for you. Cheers Tim
Thanks Tim. One question. Increasing the px will made the header much bigger for those who don't use an image in there. Is there a solution that will avoid that problem? Alternatively, he could shrink his image to be no taller than 55 high.
Could you have it as an option and put constraints on the allowed image height? You've still got the problem with the floating of the login css box. Where would you put the image? Float it left? Which brings me to the obvious question - why not have different templates available. I'd be happy to help out with the CSS if required. Cheers Tim
Thanks. Couldn't have answered better myself. Another tester store up and running if you all want to check it out: http://www.valuebabygift.com Good use of the spotlight feature here: http://www.valuebabygift.com/?Baby-Gift-Personalized. Notice how the title of the Spotlight entries are keyword phrases found directly from the digitalpoint keyword suggestion tool. The phrase is then used several times in the paragraph as well. This page will perform well in SEO / SERP... Write an entry per day based on keyword research like this and you'll be on your way to good income.
im having trouble seeing the rss feed in the spotlight categories. the feed im trying to use is: http://www.amazon.com/rss/tag/lego/new its even an example feed on amazon's website, i checked the feed with rssvalidator.org and it was good. on this page: http://legoman.info/?Buy-lego-creator-models-cheap-sale-prices thanks
Thanks Mik3.. I've logged this as: 71-1 RSS Feed Not Pulling If you go into that specific Spotlight page, what is the status on the RSS Feed showing?