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    Default Static Asterisks

    I am using v1.3.7 and have noticed on the Login and Contact_us pages that the asterisks denoting the Required Fields are static and do not move in line with the text when the page is scrolled. Cannot resolve. Any suggestions?

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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    What kind of customizations have you made to your site?
    What contributions have you installed?
    What template are you using? Where'd you get it?
    What's your site URL so we can see it in action?
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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    What kind of customizations have you made to your site?
    What contributions have you installed?
    What template are you using? Where'd you get it?
    What's your site URL so we can see it in action?

    my site is http://www.stardustonline.co.uk/ - currently down for maintenance.

    I have kept customisation to a minimum - utilising the template override with most customisation attained via the stylesheet. I have attached the Source html for the Contact page plus a text version of stylesheet.css I am using.
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    Sorry, but the source doesn't help. We need to see the page in action to diagnose the problem.
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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    Quote Originally Posted by Kim View Post
    Sorry, but the source doesn't help. We need to see the page in action to diagnose the problem.
    Store back on line

    http://www.stardustonline.co.uk/inde...ain_page=login

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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    /* General alert span class */

    TD.alert, SPAN.alert {

    position: fixed;

    color: #FF0000;

    font-weight: bold;

    }

    You have multiple stylesheets and they are fighting one another. The above is in this one: // $Id: stylesheet.css,v 1.2.2.20 2004/07/14 05:13:08 toolcrazy Exp $

    */
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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    Quote Originally Posted by Kim View Post
    /* General alert span class */

    TD.alert, SPAN.alert {

    position: fixed;

    color: #FF0000;

    font-weight: bold;

    }

    You have multiple stylesheets and they are fighting one another. The above is in this one: // $Id: stylesheet.css,v 1.2.2.20 2004/07/14 05:13:08 toolcrazy Exp $

    */

    Thanks. I have removed the second stylesheet and all is OK. I thought that by renaming it stylesheetx.css it would be ignored.

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    Default Re: Static Asterisks

    The /css/ directory is self-loading using the styleXXXX.css - so anything starting and ending that way will be loaded.
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