Apple Zen Support Thread

[bradymc]

Yes, that worked fine. I will warn others that when you go to change those percentages that you're going to find one tag that is 25px. So if you're trying to do a fast search and replace, be careful.

[jettrue]

Yes, that worked fine. I will warn others that when you go to change those percentages that you're going to find one tag that is 25px. So if you're trying to do a fast search and replace, be careful.

Yep, I searched and replaced, but used "25%" and "24%".

[bradymc]

Of course! That would be the more logical thing to do! My first response was in

[bradymc]

It seems as though the default site-bg-blue.gif has dissappeared from my site. It used to be there. Then it would display for a few milliseconds, but disappear quickly right as the page finished loading. Now I can't see it all.

The image file is still there and the CSS is correct. Any other sugestions for me to look at?

If you wanna take a look, the website location is here.

[jettrue]

It seems as though the default site-bg-blue.gif has dissappeared from my site. It used to be there. Then it would display for a few milliseconds, but disappear quickly right as the page finished loading. Now I can't see it all.

The image file is still there and the CSS is correct. Any other sugestions for me to look at?

If you wanna take a look, the website location is here.

You're missing the closing </div> for <div id="headerWrapper">. Open up includes/templates/apple_zen/common/tpl_header.php and fix that issue.

Then, since you have a taller logo, you'll need to change the body tag to this:

body {
background:url(../images/site-bg-blue.gif) 0 16em repeat-x;
}

[bradymc]

I double and triple checked the closing div... manually and with Dreamweaver. I'm not seeing where I'm missing one.

[e81ny]

It seems as though the default site-bg-blue.gif has dissappeared from my site. It used to be there. Then it would display for a few milliseconds, but disappear quickly right as the page finished loading. Now I can't see it all.

The image file is still there and the CSS is correct. Any other sugestions for me to look at?

If you wanna take a look, the website location is here.

I had exactly the same problem before.
I don't understand why it works but here is what I did:

in the includes/languages/english/apple_zen/header.php

// added defines for header alt and text
  define('HEADER_ALT_TEXT', ' ');
  define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', ' ');
  define('HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH', ' ');
  define('HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT', ' ');
  define('HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE', 'logo.gif'); 

put a space between the two " ' " and the background image will appear... try it!

[jettrue]

I double and triple checked the closing div... manually and with Dreamweaver. I'm not seeing where I'm missing one.

You are missing a closing div. I found it out by checking your site with an HTML validator.

Look again:

<div id="headerWrapper">
  <!--bof-navigation display-->
    <div id="navMainWrapper">
       <div id="navMain">
           <div id="navMainLinks">
              <ul class="back">
                 <li><a href="http://www.toned4life.com/cart/">Home</a></li>
                  <li><a href="https://www.toned4life.com/cart/index.php?main_page=login">Log In</a></li>
              </ul>
           </div><!--CLOSE navMainLinks-->
              <div id="navMainSearch"></div>
       </div><!-- CLOSE navMain-->
    </div><!-- CLOSE navMainWrapper-->
  <div class="clearBoth"></div>
  <!--eof-navigation display-->
  <!--bof-branding display-->
  <div id="logoWrapperOuter">
      <div id="logoWrapper">
          <div id="logo"><a href="http://www.toned4life.com/cart/"><img src="includes/templates/apple_zen/images/logo.gif" alt="Toned 4 Life" title=" Toned 4 Life " /></a>
          </div><!--CLOSE logo-->
       </div><!--CLOSE logoWrapper-->
  </div><!--CLOSE logoWrapperOuter-->

There is no closing </div> for #headerWRAPPER.

I even tested in Firefox with the devloper tools. Adding the closing div fixes your issue.

[bradymc]

OK, after sleeping and letting my eyes rest, I finally see it. But I could've sworn...

I'd been staring at the screen so long that the code was probably taking on new attributes beyond reality. I'm sure I probably looked like this at the end of yesterday:

Thanks for your help and your patience.

[e81ny]

Hmmm... that would mean that there is a missing </div> in my header.php as well?

But I have never changed/edited the file. Why would there be a missing </div> ??

And how does my "remedy" fix the problem too somehow??

Jade, I really like your Apple Zen template. It is by far the most professional looking one I have ever found! Thank you!