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[wank3r]

Hello,

I've done a few 4.1.11 installations and then a few more demo installation just to be sure of this behavior. Now I can say for certain that Мn a clean install of X-Cart 4.1.11 choosing the 3-coloumn blue layout something in the CSS is not working well on the customer frontend. It seems to be fine in the admin frontend.

I've attached a screenshot to illustrate what exactly is going on.

This was also reported to Qualiteam so if they reply with a solution to this I'll post it here.

[JWait]

What is the problem?

[wank3r]

The problem is the light blue menu bar on the featured products etc. It is not displayed correctly. It is in the Administration section though???

[JWait]

Oh, ok. Open skin1.css and skin1_admin.css and make sure the values for the "DialogTitle" classes in skin1.css are the same for "BACKGROUND-COLOR" and "BACKGROUND-IMAGE:". My guess is you are missing TD.DialogTitle - BACKGROUND-COLOR:, or more likely TD.DialogTitleSlant - BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(images/dialog_slant.gif);

[wank3r]

Well I've compared the skin1.css and skin1_admin.css and the TD.DialogTitle sections are almost identical and includes the

BACKGROUND-COLOR: #68C1FF;

The TD.DialogSlant section also inlcudes this:
BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(images/dialog_slant.gif);

The image appears inside the skin1\images directory as well. Should there be a BACKGROUND-IMAGE line inside the TD.DialogTitle section?

Here's a snippet of the skin1.css:

TD.DialogTitle {
	COLOR: #000000;
	FONT-WEIGHT: bold;
	FONT-SIZE: 11px;
	BACKGROUND-COLOR: #68C1FF;
	VERTICAL-ALIGN: bottom;
	HEIGHT: 14px;
	PADDING-TOP: 1px;
	PADDING-BOTTOM: 0px;
	PADDING-LEFT: 10px;
	PADDING-RIGHT: 10px;
	TEXT-ALIGN: left;
}
TD.DialogTitleSlant {
	WIDTH: 10px;
	BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(images/dialog_slant.gif);

[JWait]

No, that looks about right... you do have a closing "}" after the BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(images/dialog_slant.gif); correct? You can also check it against the skin1_original/skin1.css if you haven't changed too much.

[wank3r]

Yeah the closing is there, this is the original file. That's basically the problem ...