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CodyT07

Sub Portal Problems with Firefox.

I added a sub portal to my forum http://bands.myfastforum.org it is working perfectly in Internet Explorer but when i view it through firefox the portals are being centered. Heres a picture.


but viewing it through internet explorer its working right.


Im using the portal codes. in overallheader.tpl
Code:
<!-- BEGIN switch_forum_view -->
<table><tr>
<td valign="left">
{MYFF.ANNOUNCE show_results="topics" link="fFORUM"}{MYFF.STICKY show_results="topics" link="FORUM"}{MYFF.TOPPOSTERS}
</td>
<td width="100%" valign="left">
<!-- END switch_forum_view -->


in footer.
Code:
<!-- BEGIN switch_forum_view -->
</td></tr></table>
<!-- END switch_forum_view -->

I am using the MgGrey template by the way.
Though it is working through firefox and internet explorer perfectly at http://linkexchange.myfastforum.org

This is a new one to me, any ideas whats happening?
Brandon

Code:
valign="left"


should be

Code:
valign="top"


valign is the vertical alignment (top, middle, bottom, or baseline)
CodyT07

I changed them both and they worked. The original code had it top but i made it left as on subsilver tempalte caused errors. seems to be the answer on this one tho.
Nick(NR)

Lose the dual portals Cody you need to remember some people may not have moved up fro 800x600 yet, even in 1024x768 with one side of portals shrinks down the forum index, think what two sides of portals would look like.

I like the idea and it does look great in 1280x1024, but you will lose soo many people due to them having to scroll sideways as well as down
CodyT07

im running 800 by 600 as my screen resolution....

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