Animation Counter only working on mozilla...

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Fri Dec 14, 2012 12:51 am
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In a customer site ( www.frutasyverduras.info ) I have modified the header animation to show only a text and the counter.

It shows nice on Firefox but not on webkit based, opera or iexplore.

It simple don´t use the override.css customization and takes the gkstuff.css values instead.

Any idea what I am doing wrong ?

THanks for your time.
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Fri Dec 14, 2012 9:11 am
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On Mozilla I can see only this http://d.pr/i/MwY and any animation there. Am I looking in wrong place ?
By the way Opera and IE are not webkit browsers, full list of browser using webkit you can find here http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/Application ... g%20WebKit
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Sat Dec 15, 2012 12:06 am
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Hmmm... this a link that this forum editor inserted when i attached an image.
the url is www.frutasyverduras.info

But now ( I just was to quote when I saw your reply ) its solved. Problem seems ( weird thing ) in the way that mozilla and the other engines render the css. I explain:

Putting the border-radius and color in gk-jscounter > div its enough for Mozilla but for the others it overrides with .gk-jscounter > div > strong ( what it seems more logical ). So I put some !important to css properties and modify .gk-jscounter > div > strong and .gk-jscounter > div > small.

Another weird thing is that seems that both classes in override.css are override by the same class in style1.css so I have to modify this file too. ????

This is working for me now, but if maybe this info is useful for you in order to check if is a bug in your template or maybe its only in my script and css overloaded system.

Anyway thanks for your support and your time. I have another little trouble but I am going to make a new post to be organized.

C.U.
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Sat Dec 15, 2012 10:09 am
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If some of your rules are overrided by styleX.css please just use !important declaration. Of course browser render CSS rules different (in some cases) and probably this cause all your problems.
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