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Online Users Glitch
This isn't major, but is quite the eye sore. It seems my online.php page is a bit messed up...this is version 1.2.4, the only edit to this portion was changing cash to bits. http://www.iaza.com/work/111213C/iaza12238484876600.png As you can see, it's a bit messed up XD Well, here's the online.php, notice anything that I can do to fix this little oops? Code:
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It's a CSS error. :3
Just add in codes for the spans listed in your CSS file. :3 |
I also does it in most themes. I've fixed this in my site. Basically the tables are code wrong and the data and headings are in separate tables and it gives it that unfortunate look.
I'll post a fix in a bit. |
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I see... It looks like only the css of online.php only works in elements theme. There should be an easy way to fix it, I will think of one soon.
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I've got a quick fix. Replacing the Div's with Tables. I know that tables are bane of the web but for information in table form it's the obvious choice.
I'll post it later tonight or tomorrow morning depending on when I can get some free time. |
Umm oddly enough, I tried both the Elements and Simple themes on my Mys v1.2.4 demo site, and they worked nicely. Are you using an older version of the script or possibly with a custom theme?
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Using Inf3rnal's Midnight Rain theme, on version 1.2.4. It may be he made a small error somewhere in the CSS, I'll go through it again and see what the problem might be...
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I see, then I wouldnt call this a glitch myself. It is basically resulted from incompatibility of custom themes and official script.
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This reminds me of the actual online glitch where a user is shown twice and the guest number HAS to be off. If this is inappropriate to bring up here, I apologize. Just thought about it and wondered if anyone had taken a look at it lately.
But on topic... If you just fix the css like Infernal said, it will look normal. |
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