I participate in a forum for my local hockey team. The guy that created the forum has been having a problem with mozilla browsers. It seems when you enter a subforum, the last column (Last Post by) gets a bleed from a border. It only happens in Mozilla based browsers and works fine in IE. Anyone have any suggestions for how to fix it? http://www.txwildcatters.com/mboard/index.php Note: It works fine on the index page. It only is a problem on the sub forum and topic pages.
It doesn't look like the class for that column has a background set for it. The easist fix seems to be to switch the class from row3Right to row3. He could update the row3Right class but it seems like it's used somewhere else so he may not want to do that.
Here's where row3Right is declared, and it does appear to have black as it's background color, just like row3. (the code for this is in templates/[your template]/simple_header.tpl) td.row3 { background-color: #000000; } td.row3Right,td.spaceRow { background-color: #000000; border: #FFCC66; border-style: solid; } } Changing row3Right to row3 may fix the problem, but there doesn't seem to be any good reason why that would make a difference now that I look at it closer. My initial impression was that he might want to consider creating a new class altogether to deal with that column. Of course, that would require modifying simple_header.tpl, viewforum_body.tpl, and the database. Just see if changing it to row3 works, first.
It seems like row3Right is declared twice, a few lines beneath the one DarkHorse pointed out is this line th.thRight,td.catRight,td.row3Right { border-width: 0px 1px 0px 0px; } That could be overwriting the correct one, he should take out the extra declaration to avoid the confusion.
That stuff is in simple_header.tpl Actually, it looks like several classes have multiple declarations. Maybe that doesn't make a difference since different fields are affected.
