Try the attached .web file with the Tweak for WD6.
Nothing needed on the tracker field.
There's a slight flicker with IE8, but that's IE8 for you.
Actually, in fact - having your monitor face north also helps a lot.
He who pays the Piper..
Try the attached .web file with the Tweak for WD6.
Nothing needed on the tracker field.
There's a slight flicker with IE8, but that's IE8 for you.
Actually, in fact - having your monitor face north also helps a lot.
He who pays the Piper..
Thanks Steve. I copied the Left Align Page placeholder to each page on the website. Is that the best way to implement it? Anyway, with one exception, that works.
But I still have a strange phenomenon: the index.htm page will not left align when viewed in IE8. All other pages are OK, and it works with FF.
What do you suggest?
Rick
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I believe so, yes.
I can't repeat that. Works in IE8 for me.the index.htm page will not left align when viewed in IE8
Are there any other scripts in that page that may be conflicting?
Have you made certain to have removed the left align script from the tracker code area that you had put their before?
Problem solved, thanks Steve. In doing a test page, I had left some files out which was preventing the page from fully loading. All fine now.
There is still an issue: the page loads initially in the centre, then shifts to the left, usually with a delay. It seems it only moves after most of the page has loaded.
Is there a way to give the left-alignment instruction early in the page loading? I put the placeholders close to the top of the page, but that did not seem to make any difference.
Rick
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Hi,you can try to call the "Left-alignment" after DOM is ready. (window.onload will be fired after all resources are loaded)Is there a way to give the left-alignment instruction early in the page loading?
I changed the code a little, maybe this is what you need.
Sebastian
Last edited by Sebastian; 27 May 2010 at 06:16 AM.
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