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Website Displaying Incorrectly in Internet Explorer
Hello,
I am using the Quasar template from Rocket Theme in a Joomla website. If you view the website in both Internet Explorer and Firefox, you will clearly see the problem with the way Internet Explorer is displaying the page.
Thanks for the help!
I am using the Quasar template from Rocket Theme in a Joomla website. If you view the website in both Internet Explorer and Firefox, you will clearly see the problem with the way Internet Explorer is displaying the page.
Thanks for the help!
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I see you got it fixed :)
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Well I figured out why the code was in there. I had copied and pasted the text from each of the article sections directly out of a word document. I went back and removed all formatting from the document by pasting into a text document and saving it first. Then I pasted it into the joomla articles, and now the issue has resolved. Apparently word fonts / formatting, and joomla do not jive.
Thanks for finding that bad code !!
Thanks for finding that bad code !!
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Wow you are good man. How did you know it was pasted from a word document just by looking at the code?
:) I've been working with CMS for several years and one of the things I figured that word/outlook would insert MSO and lots of other formatting that would cause similar problems with any CMS based when copied and pasted directly
It's not just Joomla, Actually copying/pasting from word directly causes many problems with most WYSIWYG editors, best practice would be to copy into notepad, etc.. to remove formatting just like you've done.
I guess now you'd also know it's been pasted from word/outlook whenever you see an mso in the mix ;)
It's not just Joomla, Actually copying/pasting from word directly causes many problems with most WYSIWYG editors, best practice would be to copy into notepad, etc.. to remove formatting just like you've done.
I guess now you'd also know it's been pasted from word/outlook whenever you see an mso in the mix ;)
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Awesome remorina.. Well thanks again for finding it. I will sleep better tonight!
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