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Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 14 Sep 2008, 11:15
by ikario
Hello,

In first, excuse my english but i'm french...
I use RedEvo_Aphelion template.
With firefox 3.0.1 and not with IE7, the search module (position : user 4 )displayes with opacity 100% in front the shadowbox.

Image

There is no problem with the other detail window (modal popup box and highslide).

Thanks for your help.

Re: Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 14 Sep 2008, 16:57
by Jan
Hi, maybe the shadowbox has other z-indes as highslide and modal...try to see the css file of shadowbox, maybe somewhere you can define z-index ...

components/com_phocagallery/assets/js/shadowbox/ ...

Jan

Re: Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 13:16
by ikario
Hi,

Thank for your answer but it's not easy because I'm not a web developer so... :idea:

I found that in \components\com_phocagallery\assets\js\shadowbox\src\skin\classic\skin.css

Line 71 to 81 :

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#shadowbox_container {

  position: fixed;

  display: block;

  visibility: hidden;

  z-index: 999;

  text-align: center; /* centers #shadowbox in quirks and IE */
I don't know what to do. I didn't find the same "z-index" in highslide.

Could you precise what i have to do ?

Thanks

Re: Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 20:55
by Jan
Hi, z-index means, that if you set e.g.:
z-index:10;
z-index:5;

then

z-index: 10; will be over z-index: 5;

so try to set e.g.:

z-index: 1000; or more (e.g. 10000) ...maybe some templates box has z-index: 1000, so in this case, z-index: 1001 of the class you have find (#shadowbox_container) will be over the template box...

Jan

Re: Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 22:20
by ikario
Hi,

Fantastic, it's OK.

Thank you very much for your help.

Congratulation for your work.

Re: Bad display with shadowbox and search module with FF 3.0.1

Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 12:49
by Jan
Great to hear it... thank you for this information...

Jan