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requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 9:21pm
Hi all,

Having a small issue where the bottom bar is being forced to the side by the style. I've reverted all relevant templates for this page (header, head include, memberprofile, footer) and am still having this problem:

http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/3182/userprofileissuemn4.jpg

The dotted lines show where the circled area should actually be sitting. You'll also notice that the part right under the username is being covered by something else, also no clue as to why. Does anybody have an idea why this is happening?

Many thanks in advance.

Cheers

Onimua
Tue 29th Jan '08, 9:40pm
It seems you didn't revert all of the templates, that's why you're having that problem. Did you revert all of the member templates? Could there also be a couple of modifications you have installed?

requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 10:29pm
Thanks Onimua, they've all been reverted before the screenshot was taken so it's not that unfortunately :/

Onimua
Tue 29th Jan '08, 10:35pm
Then it's something you've added (like a modification) or it's something else in the style that's affecting it. It doesn't happen with the default style and no modifications, so you'd have to narrow it down.

You don't happen to have vBSEO or something installed? There was something like this similar that happened a few times that was related to it.

requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 10:47pm
vBSEO = installed. Looks like that might be the possible cause then huh?

Edit: For some reason vBSEO's own forums work quite well even though they upgraded to Beta 4.

Onimua
Tue 29th Jan '08, 10:53pm
If I remember correctly, the users who had this issue tracked it down to the the header (although I may be wrong). Nonetheless, it's due to a modification/style and not vBulletin itself. :)

requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 11:00pm
Thank you for that Onimua, I'll have a look again. I tried it with a fresh default style and was still encountering the same issue. Technically, that should eliminate issues with the template. Then when I check the source code, it has only loaded the vb javascripts, no third party. I'm left wondering how a plugin/mod would still affect the alignment in that case?

Onimua
Tue 29th Jan '08, 11:03pm
Disable all plugins by putting this in config.php beneath the <?php

define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true);

Then view the default style and see if that does not fix it.

requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 11:13pm
Interestingly enough, all the formatting was gone when I tried that. Every other page was still using the default style but the member profile was pretty much just purely text (probably because of the tabs, etc.).

requiem2d
Tue 29th Jan '08, 11:24pm
Ha, that only left CSS which after a lot of searching finally found:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=252666

Solution: The CSS code has been updated in 3.7 and is not taken over automatically, update accordingly.

Thanks Onimua for trying to help me out...

Onimua
Tue 29th Jan '08, 11:25pm
You disabled all hooks and used the default template, and it still appeared odd?

EDIT: Oh, okay. :) Glad you could locate the problem.