Shape 5

At http://taxforumcanada.ca/ I am running into an issue where the time and address info in the area changes depending on the page it is rendered on.

Open the site and it looks correct as in the first attachment titled, correct.

Go to the Contact Us page and it looks like the 3 line layout on the attachment titled, wrong

If you open http://taxforumcanada.ca/about-us/about it is wrong but if you refresh the page, it sometimes becomes correct. Sometimes it doesn't change.

I have tried to add min-width properties to the custom_1 tag in template.css and to top_info tag in editor.css but they have no effect.

What is wrong here and what can be done to fix this?

Thanks,

Hello,

I have tried several times and haven't been able to replicate a problem on your sub page, it's showing just like the homepage for me. I don't know why there would be a difference, it's the same css used on both areas. Have you tried on any other browsers?

Yes, the problem happens in all browsers except FireFox. I am on screen resolution of 1920 x 1080

I notice another issue in IE - the quick contact text boxes on the home page under the slider do not align as they do on all the other browsers

I am having the exact same problem. Firefox display correctly but the other browsers float right to much.

You can even see this on the shape5 CurbAppeal demo. Open it up and the text looks great. Click the home button, the text shifts to the right.

Scott

Any update Mike?

Shape5,

This is a very cool template but this resizing is a big problem. I have looked at the css and I can not figure out what to do to correct this.

Please, come on...Help us out. You guys are the best.

Hello,

I tried on a second computer and was able to replicate this in Chrome. It's a very strange issue, Chrome is not interpreting a padding properly using a percentage call. Once I change it to a static px padding instead then it works.

Please try using the attached editor.css file on your site. You'll need to clear your browser cache to see the update.

Mike,

Well done. This works with Safari also. I think that Chrome and Safari use the same rendering engine.

Thanks Mike