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3/20/2008 6:27 PM
 
Ian Wilson


Joined: 6/24/2005
Posts: 16

I have a v04.08.01 site I am working on, hosted on PowerDNN.

If I browse the site using the temproary URL like this http://www.naturesways.co.uk.powerdnn.com all the HTML modules have their text aligned left. This is what the settings are set to and what I want.

I have just updated the DNS records for this site as it is due to go live in the next day or two.

So, I can now browse it with the "live" URL, http://www.naturesways.co.uk

Both of these URLs are pointing at the same webserver now. They might take a while where you are depending on DNS propagation.

If I browser to the live URL all the text in all the modules on the site is centered.

If I look at the modules settings via the live URL, it still shows as being set to align left.

How is that happening and how do I stop it?
 
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3/20/2008 8:19 PM
 
John Nicholson

www.casltd.com
Joined: 5/14/2007
Posts: 245

Visually I'm seeing all the modules with the text aligned left. You'll want to check the page using something like the developer toolbar and see what an item is getting its styling from it could be acase that the browser I'm using right now is being forgiving.

 

John

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3/20/2008 9:20 PM
 
Ian Wilson


Joined: 6/24/2005
Posts: 16

Thanks for taking a look for me.

Are you getting Left Align on the live URL?

In Firefox and IE?
 
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3/21/2008 7:52 AM
 
Ian Wilson


Joined: 6/24/2005
Posts: 16

I was working on a very low spec laptop last night and I had disabled Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 a day or two before. As I was just working on this site using Firefox I felt pretty safe in doing this and it helped the laptop's speed a lot.

Anyway, I was trying to look at the site in IE and it would not load last night. I figured it was the DNS change over causing it to throw an error. Just the generic "Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage" - so, as it was late, I called it a night.

Get up this morning and same centering error in firefox and IE cannot load the site. IE was to the front so I thought I'd Google a bit. A-ha... Google won't load either.

Switched Kaspersky back on and it warned about IE having been recently updated. Told it to Allow the new version access to the network and loaded the site.

All aligned left. Tried in Firefox, all aligned left.

Shutdown Kaspersky, IE loads the site and aligns Left. Firefox loads the site and aligns centre.

IE and Firefox both latest versions (not beta 3 of FF) - very wierd.
 
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