Pro And Con Fields Not Displaying In Review Posts With IE
 

There seems to be a conflict in the HTML codes in the review post, which prevents the pros and cons not to show up in Internet Explorer.

I may have located the issue in two forms: 1) If ReviewPost is integrated with vB3 and 2) If you entered a different "font-size" value in Main CSS of vB. If the values for the font-size in "td, th, p and li" are set to anything but the default "10pt" it conflicts with the pro and con fields, which uses a bit worded Table layout.

To resolve this I simply re-did the HTML portion in the "showproduct.tmpl" files. I still use Tables to generate the layout but in a different way. The layout is similar to the original layout. Only then can I have a custom "font-size" of 11px or whatever.

*Excuse the mock review and vB's default layout in the attachment below but I'm running the Review integrated with a testing board.

I had this same problem with IE. The problem actually lies in the line it displays above. (ie. Review Date: May 4, 2005 Recommend? Yes | Price Paid?: $35.00 | Rating: 8)

If that line is greater than the width of the table it is in, then it does a hard return and puts it on the next line. Unfortunately, when it does this the Pro's and Con's disappear in IE.

As a quick fix, I shortened all the variables on the line above the pro's and con's (shorter date, using N/A instead of Not Applicable, shortened "Would you recommend" to "recommend", etc.), and it seems to have resolved the issue for now. I also reported it as a bug some time ago, but I am not sure if it ever got fixed.

Sounds to me like you have a CSS class conflict with colors being the same

Using a stock vb style I see no problem with this and since your issue has to do with things you have edited well that would in your editing

Here is a default test with my site and IE you can view it

http://www.reeftalk.com/reviews/show...p/product/1865

This happens with the default templates supplied by RP, though.

well he is talking about integrating with vb3 and using there style if you have an issue with a main reviewpost style tell me which one and I can check it just to be sure

The attachment is of the fix I did, actually; that's the way it supposed to look. :D

I'm not sure why just changing the font-size in td, th, p and li tags to "11px" caused the pros and cons Table to not display in IE but since I'll modify the original Review post layout I guess the point is no longer relevant. :)

Thank you for addressing it.