Link "Add to …" is dead
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Hi!
whenever I try to click the "add to …" LInk in edit mode nothing happens. I made my own Layout and believe it's got something todo with my floating properties, as the editable Boxes are floating and therefore the "Add to …" Links are floating around inside and are unusable. In addition to this the box is an <article>-Tag (HTML5), but Safari and Chrome as well as Firefox are usually fine with this.
Everything looks perfectly normal, but what can I do to get the edit links going? They are not even being underlined and they neither react optically nor actively to hovering or clicking. HELP!
Is is possible to have c5 chose other CSS-Files in Edit mode? This would help me working around this bug, if it is one...
UPDATE: removed a lightboxed slideshow (which I currently don't know how to replace) and everything is fine.
whenever I try to click the "add to …" LInk in edit mode nothing happens. I made my own Layout and believe it's got something todo with my floating properties, as the editable Boxes are floating and therefore the "Add to …" Links are floating around inside and are unusable. In addition to this the box is an <article>-Tag (HTML5), but Safari and Chrome as well as Firefox are usually fine with this.
Everything looks perfectly normal, but what can I do to get the edit links going? They are not even being underlined and they neither react optically nor actively to hovering or clicking. HELP!
Is is possible to have c5 chose other CSS-Files in Edit mode? This would help me working around this bug, if it is one...
UPDATE: removed a lightboxed slideshow (which I currently don't know how to replace) and everything is fine.
Thank you for the clearfix thing. didn't know that method before.
The problem in the end was some Javascript colliding, worked fine until I decided I had finished testing and removed it. Now I'm really gonna start: C5 for a client project… the first time.
The problem in the end was some Javascript colliding, worked fine until I decided I had finished testing and removed it. Now I'm really gonna start: C5 for a client project… the first time.
I had this same problem after trying to install a jQuery rounded corners (http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/documentation_efforts/theme_bulder_cheatsheet__quick_ref_/).
I fat-fingered the path for the jQuery .js file in my header.php, resulting in (I'm assuming) a broken link to a javascript. Once I fixed the path, everything worked swimmingly (inclunding rounded corners in IE).
I fat-fingered the path for the jQuery .js file in my header.php, resulting in (I'm assuming) a broken link to a javascript. Once I fixed the path, everything worked swimmingly (inclunding rounded corners in IE).
You can find good info about clearfix here:
http://perishablepress.com/press/2008/02/05/lessons-learned-concern...
Also i would recommend you to check your layout using Firebug to see if another div really overlaps them.
http://getfirebug.com/
..and if thats not helping send me your theme files anttivaatainen@gmail.com and i can take a look.