Mike Edge
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Release it as is.. We be restless!
Xenith 1.5.22.0
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Release it as is.. We be restless!
abdfahim
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Sorry I am little bit confused here. Do I need to buy UI.X as well if I want Xenith?Just the standard UI.X add-on is all thats needed
Cyb3r
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n00bsaibot
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Am I the only one who don't know what's all this about?
We want Xenith 1.5.2 google cache issue be damned!
Cyb3r
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Lindal_Oronar
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Confirmed :-(Wow I see now my site is screwed on google cache.
n00bsaibot
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lol look what I started... sorry @Mike Creuzer
FYI guys this is being discussed in detail in the UI.X theme thread.
FYI guys this is being discussed in detail in the UI.X theme thread.
n00bsaibot
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Jake B.
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What's really odd about this issue, even without us changing anything it seems to have fixed itsself for your site at least
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://sjedbb.com
Anyhow, we'll have an update out for Xenith soon that has a fix for this issue.
Jake
Lindal_Oronar
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@Jake B.
Don't known what's happened but for my site is everything oké now
Maybe a google issue earlier this week?
Jake B.
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@Jake B.
Don't known what's happened but for my site is everything oké now
Maybe a google issue earlier this week?
I think we may have determined what was (possibly) the cause to this. It seems that if there is whitespace at the top of the document Google sometimes will not add the <!DOCTYPE html> to the top of the page for an unknown reason, and sometimes it will. I have noticed though, that when it does add that doctype to the top of the page even when there is whitespace in the document it strips that whitespace out (you can see it by viewing page source on the currently cached version of your site and compare it to the live site), but when it doesn't add the <!DOCTYPE html> to the top the whitespace is still visible. Only reason I can think of for this happening is that Google has multiple servers that serve the cached pages and they are configured differently on how they handle the whitespace. Why? I don't know. There is nothing in the w3 spec that says you cannot have whitespace at the top of the document, and we had it to separate some variable declarations that we use in PAGE_CONTAINER from the actual page content. This has since been removed, and we have put a backup fix in place in case this fails. Either way, after Xenith 1.5.2 is released this issue shouldn't come up again.
You can see this happening on http://www.manutdtalk.com/ as well, and if you view page source you'll notice that they also have whitespace at the top of the document.
Also, if XenForo didn't use the Sidebar class, but instead used the hasSidebar class on the html element on pages with a sidebar this wouldn't happen either way
Lindal_Oronar
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Thanks for the explanation @Jake B.I think we may have determined what was (possibly) the cause to this. It seems that if there is whitespace at the top of the document Google sometimes will not add the <!DOCTYPE html> to the top of the page for an unknown reason, and sometimes it will. I have noticed though, that when it does add that doctype to the top of the page even when there is whitespace in the document it strips that whitespace out (you can see it by viewing page source on the currently cached version of your site and compare it to the live site), but when it doesn't add the <!DOCTYPE html> to the top the whitespace is still visible. Only reason I can think of for this happening is that Google has multiple servers that serve the cached pages and they are configured differently on how they handle the whitespace. Why? I don't know. There is nothing in the w3 spec that says you cannot have whitespace at the top of the document, and we had it to separate some variable declarations that we use in PAGE_CONTAINER from the actual page content. This has since been removed, and we have put a backup fix in place in case this fails. Either way, after Xenith 1.5.2 is released this issue shouldn't come up again.
You can see this happening on http://www.manutdtalk.com/ as well, and if you view page source you'll notice that they also have whitespace at the top of the document.
Also, if XenForo didn't use the Sidebar class, but instead used the hasSidebar class on the html element on pages with a sidebar this wouldn't happen either way
Try zooming out. Thats something I notice on default style when Im zoomed in.
T Money
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@Mike Creuzer
How would I edit/add/remove different menu choices in the drop down menu of the main navi bar?
For example, I'd like to add "Main forum"
How would I edit/add/remove different menu choices in the drop down menu of the main navi bar?
For example, I'd like to add "Main forum"
Lindal_Oronar
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@Mike Creuzer Is it possible to set the notification on a better position?
Now it covered my go to the top
Now it covered my go to the top
Jake B.
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Try throwing this in your EXTRA.css:
Code:
.FloatingContainer
{
top: auto;
left: auto;
bottom: 50px;
right: 50px;
}