Hello list,
I am having an issue with using a page where I embed a form and then promote the page to the front page. The problem I have is that the data for the next node on the front page shifts to the right instead of being directly under it. The form does contain a table but all of the html is appears correctly ended with the appropriate tags. It also contains an image URI and text within one of the cells of the table. Are there any suggestions as to what should I look for or wrap around the form to get the appropriate result? Perhaps a module that deals with this issue?
Earnie
Hi Earnie,
So you are using Drupal too? I am not sure I understand your problem correctly, but you of course knows about the excellent add-on to firefox that checks the (x)html with tidy? Or emacs nxml-mode / nxhtml-mode that you also can use to check XML with?
Earnie Boyd wrote:
Hello list,
I am having an issue with using a page where I embed a form and then promote the page to the front page. The problem I have is that the data for the next node on the front page shifts to the right instead of being directly under it. The form does contain a table but all of the html is appears correctly ended with the appropriate tags. It also contains an image URI and text within one of the cells of the table. Are there any suggestions as to what should I look for or wrap around the form to get the appropriate result? Perhaps a module that deals with this issue?
Earnie
Quoting Lennart Borgman lennart.borgman.073@student.lu.se:
Hi Earnie,
So you are using Drupal too? I am not sure I understand your problem correctly, but you of course knows about the excellent add-on to firefox that checks the (x)html with tidy? Or emacs nxml-mode / nxhtml-mode that you also can use to check XML with?
I found Drupal about 3 months ago and Drupal rocks man! I haven't found another CMS this easy to administer and configure.
Just checked for browser specificity issue and it I see the issue in current versions of Mozilla, Firefox and IE 6. I am using version 4.7.3 of Drupal. I am thinking the issue is more related to breaking the theming but I've tried three or four different themes and they all do the same thing.
Earnie Boyd wrote:
Hello list,
I am having an issue with using a page where I embed a form and then promote the page to the front page. The problem I have is that the data for the next node on the front page shifts to the right instead of being directly under it. The form does contain a table but all of the html is appears correctly ended with the appropriate tags. It also contains an image URI and text within one of the cells of the table. Are there any suggestions as to what should I look for or wrap around the form to get the appropriate result? Perhaps a module that deals with this issue?
Earnie
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 08:51, Earnie Boyd wrote:
Hello list,
I am having an issue with using a page where I embed a form and then promote the page to the front page. The problem I have is that the data for the next node on the front page shifts to the right instead of being directly under it. The form does contain a table but all of the html is appears correctly ended with the appropriate tags. It also contains an image URI and text within one of the cells of the table. Are there any suggestions as to what should I look for or wrap around the form to get the appropriate result? Perhaps a module that deals with this issue?
Earnie
I would try putting a "<!--break-->" (w/o the quotes, of course) in your node's body, either before the form to force it's total absence or after it to force it's entirety.
Quoting Jason Flatt drupal@oadaeh.net:
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 08:51, Earnie Boyd wrote:
Hello list,
I am having an issue with using a page where I embed a form and then promote the page to the front page. The problem I have is that the data for the next node on the front page shifts to the right instead of being directly under it. The form does contain a table but all of the html is appears correctly ended with the appropriate tags. It also contains an image URI and text within one of the cells of the table. Are there any suggestions as to what should I look for or wrap around the form to get the appropriate result? Perhaps a module that deals with this issue?
Earnie
I would try putting a "<!--break-->" (w/o the quotes, of course) in your node's body, either before the form to force it's total absence or after it to force it's entirety.
Thank you for that answer. I have used the "<!--break-->" before but didn't think about it for this issue.
Earnie
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