• Resolved Karactur

    (@karactur)


    I have not seen any posts about this so I’ll assume this may be new, but the Page links that expand “round links” don’t seem to function in IE. The hotspot does start at the outer edge of the images but not in the center as with every other browser including mobile.

    Hopefully this would be a simple fix.

    https://www.crowdswear.com

    Thanks

    btw, great theme, and awesome snippets.. !!!

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  • Thread Starter Karactur

    (@karactur)

    its the same for https://customizr.websiter.ro/

    Currently using 3.0.13 on WP3.5.1

    Thread Starter Karactur

    (@karactur)

    @shilogh55. Could you repost that link? It may have been removed.

    thanks

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Which version of IE is this issue regarding?

    Thread Starter Karactur

    (@karactur)

    I have used both ie10 and ie9 with compatibilities down to 7 with no luck.

    @nikeo: Important!

    @karactur: Just found a fix for this. Most likely, this issue will be solved in the next Customizr release. Here’s the solution until than:

    1. Save a 1px * 1px transparent img.png file to a location of your choice (I have put mine in the /images/ folder of my child theme).

    2. Add this code in your child theme’s style.css:

    .round-div {background: url(images/img.png) 0 0 repeat;}

    where url() should contain the path to your file.

    Thank you for reporting this.

    Thread Starter Karactur

    (@karactur)

    Perfect! Works like a champ!

    Hi,

    I’ve followed acub’s indications and tested it on IE 8 with no success.

    Am I missing something?

    Link please?

    Thread Starter Karactur

    (@karactur)

    @acub
    Its true that this fix works in IE10, but I checked with IE 9 and 8 and confirmed it does not work. Any ideas?

    Well, I don’t have any other version of IE outside 10, with some s***y developer tool which is supposed to render ie7 and above render modes. And it works fine when I try ie7, ie8 and ie9 modes on that tool.

    Try adding background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.01); to .round-div aswell and see if they become clickable. I’ve just digged again into this and, although IE8 doesn’t support rgba, it seems to fix the clicking problem. Bug fixing a bug. There’ll be a time when we’ll tell our grandchildren stories about the coolest browser in known history: the infamous IE…

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