Something is forcing your page layout to expand further right than you probably intended. See attached screenshot. Note that the fieldset lines around the input area are not fully completed, but rather the right side is not displayed.
Something is forcing your page layout to expand further right than you probably intended. See attached screenshot. Note that the fieldset lines around the input area are not fully completed, but rather the right side is not displayed.
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What do you recommend will fix it?
Why is it perfect in Firefox?
In these type situations the first thing I do is Validate the code.
From doing that I would recommend you remove or correct the Web-Stat JS coding. You have other validation problems as well but the JS code is probably causing your current problems.
BTW, it is not perfect in FF as (for me) it shows the "noscript" alternative text link for web-stat.com; when I presume there is supposed to be an image?
Thanks DrByte! When I looked at the same page in IE7 (XP Pro SP3) the same fieldset did something screwy. A different flavor of screwy, but still out-of-whack. Submit button appears beneath the fieldset on my screen in IE7, but there is a problem there which I hope the peek-a-boo bug fix in CSS will resolve. If it doesn't at least now I have some specific ideas on where to look for the problem. The screenshot is VERY helpful!![]()
why would we get the peekaboo bug in our zencarts? is it something on the server?
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I finally got to revising my create account templates and relevant CSS to account for the peek-a-boo phenomenon. If anyone out there previously seeing problems with the page can reload via my login page (click the create account button), I'm highly interested to learn whether there are still any IE browsers misbehaving with this page.
Thanks for looking (and reporting back). I previously had fieldsets nested -- that is, several fieldsets in my form were contained within one fieldset. Basically I replaced the fieldset container with a table. Also moved my Web-Stat tracking javascript out of the footer template and into the header template. Also I specified widths for each fieldset as well as the table that now contains them. Last, I removed one of the class assignments from the submit button, just in case.
Did all of the above way past my bedtime -- had to beat the start of a highly advertised 24-hour sale. As a result, I'm not sure which of the above modifications fixed the problem. For that matter, I'm only 80 percent sure the problem is fixed. Time will tell I suppose.![]()
based on what you did, what do you think i could try to do to remedy the situation?
you moved your web stats javascript, should i try moving my goog analytics?