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Gill at VU #1
CSS dropdown menu problem in Edit Mode
I have Contribute 3.1, and have a problem editing a site with a CSS dropdown
menu. The menu looks fine in Contribute's browse mode, but when I click on the
Edit button, the menu renders as a plain HTML list and runs over my next div of
content. This makes it very difficult to edit the main content column. Here is
the link:
[url]http://www.vanderbilt.edu/studentlife/actest/[/url]
Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks for any advice!
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robothouse #2
Re: CSS dropdown menu problem in Edit Mode
We have the same issues with our pages. Contribute does not render css
correctly. The pages created are completely compliant w/ css, web standards,
etc.
Here's an example:
[url]http://www.coconino.edu/cccalternate.htm[/url]
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abna #3
Re: CSS dropdown menu problem in Edit Mode
I have a drop down menu like that. I put it in a separate file and use an
include to add it to the page. The path to the include is written from the
root, like "/web/home/mypage.html", which makes it not show up in Contribute,
although it will in the browser. This is a hack, so it might not work on an
upgrade. Note that if I write the path relatively, like "../mypage.html",
Contribute does show it on the page, bad css rendering and all.
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