ICT Department wrote:
Well the server the wiki is on runs Windows Server 2003, with IE7..this
would explain it I guess as all the other machines in the network are on 6.0
SP1. I tried to downgrade IE7 to IE6 on the server, but now the text just
displays incorrectly on there too along with the others! Is there any way
around this without upgrading every machine on our network to IE7?
fix the CSS!
the 'hidden content' bug is usually fixed by specifying a width value on
the relevant html element. you should probably pursue JSPWiki to fix it
if it's a default CSS.
(and install SP2 on you IE6, it's swiss cheese without it)
MS did a lot of work fixing CSS bugs for IE7, which is why it works.
Regards
ICT Department
St. Edward's School
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From: Pid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 February 2007 10:17
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: [OT] Re: Issues in Win2K with Wiki!
Sounds like an IE CSS bug to me.
Are the versions of IE different too, including patches?
ICT Department wrote:
Unfortunatly, for some reason our wiki only displays correctly if
Windows XP is installed on the client machine..but in 2000, parts of
the text (including links) are missing - however, sometimes dragging
over them will make them reappear.
Any ideas on how to fix this bug?
Cheers!
Chris Tamburro,
ICT Department
St Edward's School,
Cheltenham UK
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