Free Pligg Template: futurepligg Solemnity

[Futurosity]

Originally Posted by Templora

Okay, Unzip this file and check out the Video.

See what happens to the content.jpg as i scroll.

I can't reproduce this problem. It seems to be a browser problem. Not sure what to do about this one.

Also check out what happens to the menu links and i move the mouse over them.

I see the menu link problem in your site too.

Unless I'm missing something, what you're referring to is a rollover effect. It's supposed to do that.

And i see this problem in your site too : http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/6570/temper0.jpg

It goes like that when viewing a stroy too.
for eg, http://www.clevertutorials.com/out.p...l--Snowspeeder
and http://www.futurosity.com/story.php?...climate-change


I think that might be due to the "text-area" because these two are the only places where "textareas" are used.

Okay, this one is easy to fix. It's an incorrect tag in the story_center.tpl file. Find these lines:

<div id="commentform" align="center" style="clear:both;margin-left:auto;font-weight:bold;margin-right:auto;border-color:#ccc; border-style:solid; border-width:1px;width:400px;text-align:center; padding-bottom: 8px;">

Change

style="clear:both;

to read

style="clear:left;

I'll fix this in the next version.

Thanks for your help!

[Templora]

Originally Posted by Futurosity

Unless I'm missing something, what you're referring to is a rollover effect. It's supposed to do that.

I am not telling about the Roll Over effect.
When i move the mouse over the links, they move to the right permanently.

Originally Posted by Futurosity

Okay, this one is easy to fix. It's an incorrect tag in the story_center.tpl file. Find these lines:

<div id="commentform" align="center" style="clear:both;margin-left:auto;font-weight:bold;margin-right:auto;border-color:#ccc; border-style:solid; border-width:1px;width:400px;text-align:center; padding-bottom: 8px;">

Change

style="clear:both;

to read

style="clear:left;

This one still persists for me.
When i changed the cols={$form_cols} in comment_form.tpl to cols=30, it aligned well. But it was too narrow.

I think this should be fixed in comment_form.tpl

[Futurosity]

Originally Posted by Templora

I am not telling about the Roll Over effect.
When i move the mouse over the links, they move to the right permanently.

I'm sorry, I can't reproduce this.

This one still persists for me.
When i changed the cols={$form_cols} in comment_form.tpl to cols=30, it aligned well. But it was too narrow.

I think this should be fixed in comment_form.tpl

I don't think the problem is in comment_form.tpl. The width is the same as the story and it's down below the sidebar, which indicates it's a clear problem.

[Templora]

Originally Posted by Futurosity

I'm sorry, I can't reproduce this.

Seems like this is only occuring in IE6.
But i get this even at http://www.futurosity.com/
I'll try to figure out what happens.

Originally Posted by Futurosity

I don't think the problem is in comment_form.tpl. The width is the same as the story and it's down below the sidebar, which indicates it's a clear problem.

Yes it is.
The problem is with the <fieldset> tag.
There is a lot of empty space to the right of the text area. The <fieldset> tag automatically generates it.
Even if i use, <fieldset style="padding: 0px;"> the padding is applied only to the left side.

So i removed the fieldset from comment_form.tpl and from submit_step_2.tpl

[Templora]

I am not telling about the Roll Over effect.
When i move the mouse over the links, they move to the right permanently.

In your site i get this only after i login.
so i think it has something to do with the "login.tpl" or "logged_in.tpl"

check out http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/5041/tempmq4.jpg if you are not clear

[Futurosity]

Originally Posted by Templora

In your site i get this only after i login.
so i think it has something to do with the "login.tpl" or "logged_in.tpl"

check out http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/5041/tempmq4.jpg if you are not clear

Templora, I wish I could help, but I'm not able to recreate this. Anyone else having this problem?

[Templora]

I'll play around with this to see if i can fix it.

[Villmike]

I'm trying to implement this on my site and I keep getting this error:

Fatal error: TPL: [in futurepligg05/pligg.tpl line 22]: syntax error: checkForCss function does not exist (class.compiler.php, line 473) in /homepages/16/d189995354/htdocs/class.template.php on line 898


I tried deleting {checkForCss}, but that didn't help...any ideas?

[Futurosity]

Originally Posted by Villmike

I'm trying to implement this on my site and I keep getting this error:

Fatal error: TPL: [in futurepligg05/pligg.tpl line 22]: syntax error: checkForCss function does not exist (class.compiler.php, line 473) in /homepages/16/d189995354/htdocs/class.template.php on line 898


I tried deleting {checkForCss}, but that didn't help...any ideas?

I can't reproduce this error. Are you using Pligg Beta 9.1?

[Futurosity]

After spending the better part of this weekend attempting to upgrade my Pligg templates, I’ve reluctantly decided to postpone any updates until the next version of Pligg, Pligg v1.0, is released.

The templates, which were hack jobs from the beginning, were becoming impossibly confused salads of code from Digital Nature and yget. Since yget seems to be the only template included in the official releases of Pligg, it makes sense to build any future versions around the yget code, and the easiest way to do this is to start from scratch. That’s something I only want to do once, so I’m going to delay any updates until the Pligg code is stable.

I know that this news will come as a disappointment to some Pliggers. If someone else would like to take over these templates, I’m happy to let them go in the best interest of the Pligg community.