On Mar 19, 4:22 am, timdude <t...@vanillasports.com> wrote: > OK, dare I state the obvious, I am pretty green at this.
!-) > Thanks for > helping out. I'll try and be more specific: > > My site is sitting athttp://staging.bluecaravan.net. The 'glitch' > happens fairly frequently (over 50%) and on random pages through the > site. First question : does it always happen on the sames pages, or do you have a same page sometimes OK and sometimes not ? Second question : does it happen with all browsers or only with a specific one ? For the record, I spent 10 minutes browsing the site, reloading pages, whatever, and couldn't see anything wrong here (using Chrome). > I'll paste my base template, and a content template and a view at > dpaste: > > http://dpaste.com/173541/ view <OT> Looks like your doing some things the hard way here... I don't have time to dig further by now - and it would require better knowledge of the model and specs - but there's very certainly a simpler and more efficient way to achieve the same result. </OT> > http://dpaste.com/173543/ base template > > http://dpaste.com/173544/ inner content template Your html is not very well formatted and uses quite a few nested tables so I find it a bit hard to read and doublecheck. Having well formatted html really helps when it comes to debugging, because you can more easily spot a missing (or extra) closing tag or other problems - and have an idea of the whole document structure at first sight too. > My webhost helpdesk has suggested my style sheet isn't loading fast > enough. Do you think that might be the problem? Hmmm... Don't think so. At worst you'd have the page showing with no styles at all, then reflowing to accomodate the css. IMHO the problem is somewhere in your markup and/or css. FWIW, mixing tables and css positionning might not be best thing to do - not that it can't work, but it easily becomes tricky. Oh and yes while we're at it: your template specifies a xhtml strict doctype, so make sure your markup is really xhtml-compliant. If your browser switches to quirk- mode then all bets are off. Anyway: nothing Django-related here AFAICT, pure html/css stuff. My best bet: use firefox / firebug, and when you meet the problem carefully inspect your dom and computed styles, and eventually look for help on a web authoring forum / group / mailing-list / whatever. Sorry I couldn't be of more help here. > I'll get back to yuse with details of the frobnulator module. I didn't > hear it whizz, but I could've missed it :-\ No problem, you're welcome, and I'll happily help you debugging this annoying whizz issue !-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-us...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to django-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en.
