[Web4lib] Problem with CSS?

[Will Kurt]

Hi Lisa,
I don't know if anyone else on the list has already replied, but a 
quick solution would be for you to change the link to the style sheet 
from the library's:
http://www.jeffco.edu/library/templates/tc_jefferson/css/template_css.css

to the main one: 
http://www.jeffco.edu/jeffco/templates/tc_jefferson/css/template_css.css

I'm not 100% sure why IE is rendering the page correctly (my guess is 
there is an error somewhere but IE is compensating for it somehow), 
but I've tested making this switch on my machine and it worked so 
this should be the easiest solution to the problem. Plus any pages 
the college makes to the main page CSS will automatically be made to 
the library page (which could be good or bad depending on who you're 
looking at it.)

Let me know if this works.

-Will



At 12:13 PM 4/2/2007, lwolfe wrote:
>I am new in my position as Access Services Librarian at
>Jefferson College, a community college in Hillsboro, MO.
>One of my projects is to find out why the library part of
>the webpage won't display properly in browsers besides IE.
>We have a webmaster and the various departments use Joomla
>to modify our individual pages.  So far I am comparing the
>main Jeffco site at http://www.jeffco.edu with the library
>page at http://www.jeffco.edu/library and for some reason,
>the gray buttons under the image will not show up in
>Firefox(on PC or Mac) or on Safari.  I see there is a script
>that is on the library page but not on the jeffco main page.
>  Removing it did not solve the problem.  Can anyone help?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Lisa Wolfe
>Access Services Librarian
>Jefferson College
>lwolfe at jeffco.edu
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