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Hi,
When going in and adding multiple folders I'm getting weird indentation behavior. All of the folders are under root and there's no white space in the folder names.
Here's what it looks like:
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/5825/indentation.gif
The folders were added one after another. It looks like that if I'm logged in as administrator or not logged in.
Microsoft Windows NT 5.2.3790 Service Pack 2 2.3.5.1 MSSQL
Please try to reproduce the problem on demo.mojoportal.com, if you can reproduce it there I will investigate it as a current bug.
Thanks,
Joe
Got it, when I unchecked the box "Display intranet sites in compatibility view" under Tools>Compatibility View Settings, it displayed correctly.
I'm experiencing this exact issue, only on IE7. In firefox it looks fine, except my company has a software restriction policy that disallows firefox to be installed. Do you know if there's a similar setting or some other workaround I can do in IE7? I can re-create this behavior on the demo site, so I know this isn't a skin issue or an issue with mojoportal itself.
Thanks!
The setting I set in GP requires at least IE8. Why not update? I can't quickly find a similar setting for IE7, but I've almost never used it either.
Good question -- I'm not sure the reason, but I'll see if they have any intentions on pushing out the update anytime soon.
Thanks.
You can fix this by finding the .buttonlink {...} in your css and add padding-left:0px; text-align:left; inside the braces.
Hope it helps,
That did the trick Joe! Thanks a bunch. To be clear, I added these lines to the IE7Specific.css file.
Nice fix.
You could put it in the IE7Specific.css file but it does not seem to hurt other browsers. I'm going through all the skins we ship with mojoPortal and adding it to the main css for the next release.
Best,
Thanks for your help with this issue, Joe. I've learned a lot since rolling out a mojoportal installation on one of our test servers, and we are considering using it as our intranet portal at my company. I bought you a few beers for your efforts and your support. Cheers!