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Intense Debate Breaking All Links On Site
Repro steps:
1. Go to http://fairfieldvoice.com/2009/07/14/...
2. Click on links in the post (not in sidebar).
3. Click links at bottom of post to go to next or previous posts.
Anywhere on the site that is using Intense Debate comments will have all links disabled in the post, plus you cannot select text. Please help.
I am using FF3.5.
1. Go to http://fairfieldvoice.com/2009/07/14/...
2. Click on links in the post (not in sidebar).
3. Click links at bottom of post to go to next or previous posts.
Anywhere on the site that is using Intense Debate comments will have all links disabled in the post, plus you cannot select text. Please help.
I am using FF3.5.
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If that *doesn't* work, you might also try adding this to your CSS
#idc-container { position: inherit !important; }
Seems to work on FF, but I don't have IE handy to test there either ;)
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Inappropriate?Hi,
It looks like for some reason, the "comment" div in your site is overlaid over the top of your main post/entry div. I see that if I temporarily remove ID (just by disabling Javascript) it doesn't do that, but then when I enable JS again if breaks.
Trying to pin down why it's having that effect on your site now, will post here again when I find a solution.
I’m wondering why this weirdness is happening.
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Inappropriate?Thanks so much!
I'm looking at what I think you're describing as a flow issue . . .
I’m undecided
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Inappropriate?Bingo Beau! I added "overflow:hidden" to the comments ID and it appears to be working in FF3.5. Need to reboot and check IE8 again to make sure it isn't broken.
Thanks for the second set of eyes!
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Inappropriate?If that *doesn't* work, you might also try adding this to your CSS
#idc-container { position: inherit !important; }
Seems to work on FF, but I don't have IE handy to test there either ;)
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Inappropriate?Hey, if you're still looking, can you also take a peek at: Javascript Error?
I've narrowed it down to a javascript error but it only seems to come out on pages running Intense Debate.
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