Typography Creativity not working in Firefox

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GK User
Wed Oct 29, 2014 2:50 pm
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Dear GavickPro,

Recently I installed the Creativity Template and am very happy with it.
However I have two problems with the template that need solving:

1. The typgraphy (i.e. the numblocks, the blocks, ...) are not displayed in Firefox 32.x.

- I have all the plugins installed.
- I am working with Joomla 3.x
- In Chrome all the items are displayed properly.

- How can I 'enable' the typography to be visible in Firefox?

2. The top menu items (with links on the page itself) scroll too far as soon as the achors are in the article section. This problem becomes perticularly clear on a page without any modules active in one of the module section (i.e. http://www.cloud-recruitment.com/help) (left menu).

- What is the sollution to make the links in the top menu work fine so clicking on the link actually takes me to the place on the page that I want to and not too far?

Looking forward to your reply!
Thnx in advance!
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teitbite
Fri Oct 31, 2014 5:50 pm
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Hi

1. I'm not sure about FF 32, but 33 is working fine. Please take a look at the screen.

2. This is a little bit tricky. Issue is that anchor links are opened as HTML intend to, on the top of the site and it does that. I do not know a different way than to put anchors a couple of pixels above the actual text You want to be shown on site.
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Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:33 am
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teitbite wrote:Hi

1. I'm not sure about FF 32, but 33 is working fine. Please take a look at the screen.

2. This is a little bit tricky. Issue is that anchor links are opened as HTML intend to, on the top of the site and it does that. I do not know a different way than to put anchors a couple of pixels above the actual text You want to be shown on site.



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The second item I solved by adding some CSS to the template itself .

a.anchor{display: block; position: relative; top: -175px; visibility: hidden;}


Then I added a the css to a break at top of the alticle (or titles).
And it works great!

The first item: I dont know why it doesnt work here.
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teitbite
Tue Nov 04, 2014 10:08 am
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Hi

1. Maybe it's blocked by 3rd party plugin installed in browser.

2. That's exactly what I had in mind :) Brilliant idea.
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