Knowledge Base support case for AllWebMenus, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Initial Email From: User
Initial Email Subject: Chrome Issue
Support Case Month: April 2013
Look at this page, URL above, with IE. Notice the gray and blue tab lines. Now look at this page using Chrome. Notice the gray and blue tab lines are dropped down lower.
Any ideas. AllWebMenus Pro ver 5.3 build#886
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Hello,
This seems to be a positioning issue. In Chrome the menu is positioned 10px lower within the iFrame, so it is not all visible.
I see that you are using various browser-specific offsets in your positioning. I strongly recommend removing all of these. If your Positioning is correct, then you should not need any of these!
Are you using Window-related positioning? It would help if you send me your project.
Also, I noticed that the pages in your iframes are not valid HMTL files:
Please make sure that these are also valid HTML files, with DOCTYPE, <html> tags etc, something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<!-- DO NOT MOVE! The following AllWebMenus linking code section must always
be placed right AFTER the BODY tag-->
<!-- ******** BEGIN ALLWEBMENUS CODE FOR menu ******** -->
<script type="text/javascript">
var MenuLinkedBy="AllWebMenus [4]",awmMenuName="menu",awmBN="886";
</script>
<script charset="UTF-8" src="menu.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">awmBuildMenu();</script>
<!-- ******** END ALLWEBMENUS CODE FOR menu ******** -->
</body>
</html>
Best Regards,
Kostas
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
Create any type of javascript menu (CSS menu, drop-down menu, sliding menu), button, html tree, modal window, tooltip, accordion, tab, scroller, jQuery slider or design for your websites!
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Tags: browser, chrome, doctype, google chrome, html, IE, iframe, JavaScript, Menu
Knowledge Base support case for AllWebMenus, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Initial Email From: User
Initial Email Subject: Internet Explorer V10 menus
Support Case Month: March 2013
I have just installed Internet Explorer 10. Now the menus on my web site are distorted. Horizontal menu s are one word wide with multiple words on new lines; vertical menus are the same. Also, inserted horizontal lines are double in width.The problems go away when I toggle the Compatible View icon so that it's set for older browsers, but I don't want visitors to have to do this.What can I do to set AllWebMenus so that visitors will see the that are correct for the Compatible View to which they have set their pages when they open a new page?
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Hello,
This happens because you do not have a valid DOCTYPE in your pages. You should know that IE10 is pretty strict regarding this. When the DOCTYPE is missing, IE falls in the so called “quirks mode” which is essentially IE5.5 Compatibility Mode. This causes the problems you see in the menu.
To fix this problem (and more), please add the following line at the top of each of your pages:
<!DOCTYPE html>
Best Regards,
Kostas
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
Powerful javascript menus (CSS menus/drop-down menus/sliding menus), web trees, buttons, tabs, modals, tooltips, accordions, scrollers, designs for your websites!
Tags: browsers, compatibility mode, doctype, horizontal menu, IE10, ie5.5, Internet Explorer 10, Menu
Knowledge Base support case for Likno Web Accordion Builder, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Initial Email From: Bill
Initial Email Subject: Text wrap rendering in Accordion builder not the same in IE / Firefox / Chrome
Support Case Month: February 2013
Hi,
The webpage that I listed has the accordion builder. If you look at it in IE, it's pretty much the way I want it. If you look at it in chrome or firefox, the text isn't wrapping the same in IE and the program is generating horizontal scroll bars. Is there a way that we can get it to look the same in firefox/chrome as it does in IE?
Thanks,
Bill
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Dear Bill,
The problem also exists in IE. It is because you do not have a valid DOCTYPE in your page.
Please try adding the following line at the top of your page (make sure that it is the first line):
<!DOCTYPE html>
Best Regards,
Kostas
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
Powerful javascript menus (CSS menus/drop-down menus/sliding menus), web trees, buttons, tabs, modals, tooltips, accordions, scrollers, designs for your websites!
Reply From: Bill
That took care of it. Thank You!
It's hard to imagine that something that simple was left out of Microsoft's Web Expressions. I never would have thought of that.
Regards,
Bill
Tags: accordion, chrome, doctype, FireFox, html, IE, text, wrap
Knowledge Base support case for Likno Web Modal Windows Builder, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Initial Email From: User
Initial Email Subject: Modal Window Builder
Support Case Month: March 2013
Why are my footers not appearing in my Modal windows when running IE10. They only appear in browser compatibility mode. I have the latest version of Modal Window builder.
Thanks for your help!
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Hello,
This happens because you do not have a valid DOCTYPE in your pages. You should know that IE is pretty strict regarding this. When the DOCTYPE is missing, IE falls in the so called “quirks mode” which is essentially IE5.5 Compatibility Mode. This causes the problems you see in the Modal.
To fix this problem (and more), please add the following line at the top of each of your pages:
<!DOCTYPE html>
Best Regards,
Kostas
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
Powerful javascript menus (CSS menus/drop-down menus/sliding menus), web trees, buttons, tabs, modals, tooltips, accordions, scrollers, designs for your websites!
Tags: browser, compatibility mode, doctype, footer, IE10, ie5.5, modal, modal window, window
Knowledge Base support case for AllWebMenus, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Initial Email From: Mike
Initial Email Subject: Allwebmenus
Support Case Month: November 2012
I have been trying the preview version of IE10 on win7 - the font size seems to be bigger which forces longer menu items to split onto 2 lines, in Firefox and Chrome they are on 1 line. do you know if this will be corrected for the release ?
cheers .. Mike
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Dear Mike,
I saw this issue even in IE9 in win7. This happens when the IE browser drops into "quirks mode" which is essentially IE5.5 mode.
And this happens because you do not have a valid DOCTYPE in your page.
Please try changing this:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"> <html><head>
With the default HTML5 DOCTYPE definition:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html><head>
Best Regards,
Kostas
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
Create any type of javascript menu (CSS menu, drop-down menu, sliding menu), button, html tree, modal window, tooltip, accordion, tab, scroller, jQuery slider or design for your websites!
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Reply From: Mike
thanks Kostas problem solved.
I remember now - using a 3.2 Doctype was the only way I could get my old version of Allwebmenus working with IE8 / 9, 848 I think.
cheers .. Mike
Tags: browser, chrome, css menu, doctype, drop-down menu, FireFox, font, HTML5, IE10, IE10 preview, ie5.5, javascript menu, jquery, Menu, quirks mode, size, sliding menu, website, Win 7
