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    #16
    Hmm good point Jonty, turn off the html compress option, see if that solves it.

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      #17
      I am not saying remove them - I am saying there is an Actinic hack to combat the [ie] hack to make it work in Actinic.


      Bikster
      SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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        #18
        Originally posted by Jenny View Post
        if i remove all the if's etc it doesnt work in ie6
        I expect that's what the hack is addressing. How's about providing the code for the list in its entirety, promise not to divulge - scouts honour. You can delete the post after its done or even post in the hidden developers (secret service) forum.

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          #19
          i have turned off the compact and no joy!
          Hanson Web Design
          www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
          jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
          Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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            #20
            quick before the guy who designed it takes me to court!
            HTML Code:
            removed!
            26 coding errors!
            Last edited by Jenny; 17-Jun-2008, 12:49 PM. Reason: remove link
            Hanson Web Design
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            jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
            Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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              #21
              Hmmm bugger, well you might be forced to move the conditional comments into the head area and reference different stylesheets then if you have to continue in that vain. Just correct the code and then provide them back with how it should be done, make your life easier.

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                #22
                i've being saying words worse than that!
                Hanson Web Design
                www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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                  #23
                  The conditional comments look titsup to me, your opening IE7 comment opens and then just closes, seemingly doing nothing. They also appear nested for some reason.

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                    #24
                    How about a <php include> into the outer layout?


                    Bikster
                    SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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                      #25
                      might just tell him to rewrite it
                      Hanson Web Design
                      www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                      jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                      Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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                        #26
                        That script dates back to 2006 with a few tweaks - there are literally thousands more out that that work using basic CSS (see a list apart for starters) across all browsers and under Actinic


                        Bikster
                        SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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                          #27
                          was trying to use what i had been told to but will say rewrite it. i'm not getting paid to rewrite it.
                          thanks
                          Jenny
                          Hanson Web Design
                          www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                          jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                          Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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                            #28
                            There was a freebie on this months .NET magazine which generates drop down menus via a GUI into CSS free of Javascript


                            Bikster
                            SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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                              #29
                              Away from Actinic system but try this. Create Variables that contain the problematic content as the default value and use them wherever said content is needed.
                              Norman - www.drillpine.biz
                              Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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                                #30
                                Norman
                                thanks. tried that & now actinic crashes every time I want to check to see errors which look possibly the same as before.
                                Jenny
                                Hanson Web Design
                                www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                                jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
                                Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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