I will pay $20 via Paypal to the first person who can help me with this issue: I am having a small problem with one of my pages. I have an image gallery that likes to intrude over my one sidebar. This makes the gallerys rather unusable. I have tried myself for a couple of hours to figure this one out, but I have not figured it out. The CMS is Drupal, and the gallery module is AcidFree. The problem lies in the template sidebar. It slides behind the table in Mozilla Firefox at resolutions below 1024x768. In IE, it appears below the right sidebar. The ideal solution would be that the the table holds it's ground, and the sidebar remains to the right of the table, with scrollbars appearing on the window if the width is too wide. Here is a page to demonstrate the problem. It can be replicated by narrowing the width of the window: http://www.outfrontps.com/albums/merchandise_display/bouqet_display Here is an image: This thread is cross-posted in eWealth as well. To claim the money, either post in this thread, the eWealth thread, or PM me with the solution. I reserve the right to choose whichever solution I feel provides the best solution to this issue. Caydel
So what was the solution? It is considered proper netiquette to post the solution on all forums, lists and news groups to which you posted the question. cheers, gary
Don't lecture me on proper netiquette. We decided to just remove the sidebar from the affected pages. The sidebar was composed of random gallery shots. We decided that we did not need this in the gallery.
1) Thank you for the solution. 2) The lecture was obviously necessary. It was not just for you. Forums such as this, when members do not practice good forum etiquette, tend to die, or at the least, become less helpful as the more clueful members find better things to do with their energies. So try not to be gormless. gary
Looks like table width overwriting a div width or a table breaking the div height next to the bread crumbs. It all comes down to tables and divs. Change all of the widths into percents in the code. Might break it in other ways depending on what resolution users are running.