separate logo and menu IE 7 miss aligned to the right

Hello to all

This is about the miss alignment ( of the logo to the right ) that is produced in IE7 when we separate logo and menu and the descriptions bellow are probably valid only for Corporate 2 for Joomla 1.6

zbeatty suggested his way to separate logo and menu in corporate2 (so logo can be above the menu) as follows:

In template.css he changed line 61 to be the following:

#gkLogo { height: 40px; margin: 0; line-height: 100%; position: absolute; top: 3px;}


Then, in layout.css he modified line 14:

#gkMenuNav {float: left; margin:25px 0 10px 0; width: 100%}


To make it full width he went to line 52 of my template.css file and changed the following:

#gkMenu { float: left; width: 100%; height: 40px; background-color: #6C6459 }



And this worked very well. The only problem is in IE7 the logo will be totally shifted
to the right.

My solution was to solve this was to add to #gkLogo ( tempalate.css) the code

left: 10px; ( or what anyone need it to be from left )

so it became:

#gkLogo { height: 103px; margin: 0; line-height: 100%; position: absolute; top: 35px; [b]left: 10px;}[/b]


This totally solved this issue on IE7.


Miguel Garcia

Hi

Thank's for putting it together Creating ne thread was not neccessary, but I still appreciate it

hi i could not find any of the above code in my template.css or layout.css am i searching somewhere

no #gkLogo no #gkNavMenu

Hi citymedialtd

Please note I'm using the Corporate 2 quick installation package.

I think this package does not differ from the "normal" one but,
anyway, it is better to wait for a support team answer about your
question on how to find #gkLogo no #gkNavMenu .

I had no difficulties in finding them in my Corporate 2 quick
installation package templçate.css and layout.css.

You could try to find only by gkLogo and gkNavMenu instead
of punting # before them when searching.

Which editor are you using?
nPad is a simple good one in my opinion and you can search
with simplicity after opening there template.css and layout.css



Miguel Garcia

Hi

I believe it's because this names was used in corporate 2 for joomla's 1.6 version.

Ohhh... Sorry

Off course...

I forgot to say I'm not only using Corporate2 Quick Install Package but also
my package is for J1.6

Sorry if I induced anyone into a wrong idea with my post.

I'll edit it to reflect that its contents are valid probably only for Corporate2
quick install package for J1.6

Miguel Garcia