@KISSMAD
IE 7 Problem
I am personally very picky with my web design. I am doing it professionally for many years now and I gave it up a long time ago trying to be browser-compatible. I concentrate on being W3C compatible. If a browser can't handle that then it is definitely a browser problem. Microsoft was always know for their propreitary interpretation of W3C code even adding tags and attributes that don't exist. Well, they figured that that is the wrong thing to do and are doing a much better job on IE7 than on IE6. Don't even get me started with IE6. Anybody who uses that browser today puts himself into many security risks and will not see W3C compliant websites as they were designed.
However, the new ZZone bases on a content management system that I did not write. Unfortunately Joomla is not a 100% W3C compliant. So as I encounter mistakes I will eliminate them.
Having looked into the Forum problem with IE7 it must be blamed on IE7. The forum is displayed inside an <iframe> tag. The tag holds an attribute named WIDTH= and was set to "100%". This is valid W3C code:
see here. IE7 obviously cannot interprete a precentage value for this attribut but expects a pixel value. After changing that it works in IE7.
I have extracted this one page into
http://zzone.lewe.com/test.html. If you wanna run it through the
W3C Validator you will see that the markup language is absolutely correct.
Downloads and Media Section
I was actually thinking about that too. Thanks for your opinion on that. I could have put all files to download into the Downloads section. The Downloads section is actually a Joomla component offering many nice features like an anti-leech system, hit counts etc. But I though it is more comfortable to have the sounds and videos presented with screenshots or direct access possibilities. I will think about it again, however, I will rather put everything into the Downloads section since it also is much easier to maintain it there from my side.
@RavenTS
Thanks for the hint. I have now put the Audio link into the Media submenu as well so you can always access it from there while in the Media section. I think you did a great job on the German strategy guide so I think it belongs in the Links section here.
Best regards,
Zod
