shirtandsimplesays
Tested this today on IE6 (2004) and the live preview page loaded really slow and some of the images seemed off. Loads fantastic on my firefox though. Could it be the server that caused this? Have you had any other complaints?
shirtandsimplesays
Tested this today on IE6 (2004) and the live preview page loaded really slow and some of the images seemed off. Loads fantastic on my firefox though. Could it be the server that caused this? Have you had any other complaints?
no other complaints have been received and myself and the reviewers tested in IE6 – not sure what to tell you – I just tested the live preview again and see that everything looks fine in IE6 .
It could be the frame-in that TF uses for you – not sure – but no one else seems to be having any issues.
jonathan01says
With high security on you will be blocking the JS from loading which fixes the IE limitations of PNG files and the slider – hence your issue probably – nothing I can do about that unfortunately – remember that IE6 is also a dead browser and only a small proportion of people use this non compliant browser – at the moment TF states we have to provide IE compatibility to where the site is usable only – not perfect and in the coming month that should be dropped so no templates will have to be IE compatible.
However if viewed in IE6 with regular default security the site loads the JS fine.
phillysigmasays
the menu bar on top works fine on all browsers EXCEPT firefox 2. is there a fix for this? the menu bar shows up above the jslider and below the nav div. instead of floating on top like its supposed to in firefox 2.
Thanks for your comment – I have a fix that I can supply to anyone who still wishes to support Firefox 2.0 (didn’t realize many people were left using it due to it’s security issues) – but it is a simple fix, however because it is purely an issue with Firefox 2 only and because it’s simply because that version of the browser was a really bad version (please google for display issues on firefox 2 for information) then I will not include the fix in the files but will supply to any authors who wish to have this – it will not validate as we use a conditional statement that does not follow WC3 standards for targeting that version of firefox – it’s a quick edit of 2 css files to add 2 lines of code – very easy to do.
sharpaliensays
Hi!
I liked this design a lot and bought it recently. I question thought what is the font type (font name) for the “Rock your socks off” text in the splash.jpg or the home.psd. Also what is the font used in the 3 cards below “Our Service”, “Our Portfolio” and “About us”?
I am not an expert in Photoshop, so I am unable to figure out the font used for the text in the psds. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Gaurav
@sharpalien – if you highlight the text layer in the photoshop file it tells you the font used in the “character” panel – viewable by going to the main menu at the top of photoshop and choosing window>character – It also states in the help file:
Fonts Used include:
Arial (system font) Myriad Pro (system font)
Hope that helps!
miligrafsays
I bought this template with the Birthday Bundle, I can’t seem to make the “fancybox” work in the Portfolio page after I pass the 3rd project…Ive checked the CSS but with no luck.
Hi – thanks for purchasing the Birthday bundle – as stated in the documentation that came with the brithday bundle, authors will not be providing support for these files – however – I would like to help and it seems that you may just not of followed the structure for the fancybox in the html – as the theme comes with 3 already in the portfolio page, I am presuming you just copied and pasted the above code – if you look at the code for a fancy box div you should notice:
id=”fancy2” href=”img/portfolio2BIG.jpg” title=”portfolio 2” name=”fancy2”
Next one is:
id=”fancy3” href=”img/portfolio3BIG.jpg” title=”portfolio 3” name=”fancy3”
So you would follow the same numbering like this:
id=”fancy4” href=”img/portfolio4BIG.jpg” title=”portfolio 4” name=”fancy4”
Make sure you changed the id, title and name to the next number – then ref your images – nice and easy.
That should get you working! 
Thx for the reply!
I’ve followed the logic but it still doesnt work after “fancy3” :S
EDIT : I worked it out, you need to add this for each image in the Javascript at the tag:
$(document).ready(function(){ $(“a#fancy4”).fancybox({ ‘zoomSpeedIn’: 550, ‘zoomSpeedOut’: 550 }); });
And change “a#fancyN” for every image you have.
Hey @miligraf – yes you are 100% correct – my example formatting of the code in the html is correct – but I totally forgot to tell you to add at the top in the JS code – my bad and I apologize!
If you have further issues please just contact me via the contact form on my profile – it comes direct to me and I can spend a little more time answering questions and supplying code or even an entire html page to help out – without missing any vital information 
Great to hear you got everything working!
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