Hi, racer.
I started with the default template, but have made many customisations - especially with the reply box, smilies etc, as I didn't like the way they were originally. I'm not too clued up on CSS and web design, but had a lot of help from someone who is. To get the effect I wanted with the reply box etc, it had to be taken outside its (cell? frame?) as I wanted it left-aligned, not centered as was the default. I did have some problems getting things just-so - overlapping elements being one of them. I have the main CSS designed to look okay on Firefox, and then an 'IE only' hack so that the afore mentioned overlapping is dealt with.
I'm not sure where in my CSS the main code for the reply box, smilies etc is, but here's the IE hack:
Quote:
<!--[if IE]>
<style type="text/css">
.ak_msgform_postreply_preview_button,
.ak_msgform_newtopic_preview_button,
.ak_msgform_editpost_preview_button
{ position: absolute; margin-top: -10px; margin-left: -18px; }
.ak_msgform_newtopic_submit_button,
.ak_msgform_postreply_submit_button,
.ak_msgform_editpost_submit_button,
{ position: absolute; margin-top: -10px; margin-left: 50px; }
#sidebar { margin-top: -163px; }
.ak_msgform_subject_right_td input, .ak_msgform_message_right_td textarea {
position : relative; left: -18px; }
.ak_msg_post_master_table { margin-top : 20px; margin-bottom : -10px; }
</style>
<![endif]-->
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It would be really helpful if someone could take a look at the forum (there's no need to sign up or anything - just pick a section and hit 'post new topic' or open a thread and hit 'add a reply') and tell me if there's any overlapping issues for you. Thanks. http://www.runboard.com/bored472
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