[Typo3] Strategy for page templates... help needed.

[Tyler Kraft]

Maybe try to compare the source from a typo3 page and your template, and 
then you might find lots of little things that need to be altered via 
the TSob.

If you have a look at it on IE on a mac it is really really out.  On the 
other browsers I looked at it was just little things.  It might be some 
whitespace issues?

good luck

later

tk



Amir Mualem wrote:
> Tyler Kraft wrote:
> 
>> NO REALLY AMIR - THANK YOU!!!   ;-)
>>
>> genius, brilliant, great, superb...
>>
>> This is ultimately what I have been trying to get through to you, 
>> sometimes very bluntly.  The direction I pointed you in was the TSob, 
>> which you tried to find out yourself and then asked a researched 
>> question about! A question that you asked and got a very good answer 
>> from, but at the cost of some time invested by yourself. Christopher's 
>> answer is right on the money but you only got that because we knew 
>> what you were struggling with and knew here you had already looked.  I 
>> know that all the documentation is scattered and disorganised but 
>> really tsref is the key to almost the whole thing - it holds all the 
>> details about the key TS properties and will become very useful.
>>
>> All you have to do, to me at least (I hesitate to us all), is prove 
>> that you looked for an answer and help us to know what your getting 
>> hung up on and we'll help if we can. And I think most people here feel 
>> the same.
>>
>> As for your brain... take a day off, cause trying to wrap your mind 
>> around T3 at the beginning tends to hurt often. ;-)
>>
>> So problem solved for now.  Like Matthi said - cool.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> btw not as a critisim but as a helpful informant, you still have some 
>> layout issues with your css (they vary for all the different browsers 
>> - IE, opera, netscape, Firefox, IEmac)  On safari and firefox on mac 
>> it looks great!  If you solve your css problems I think you'll find 
>> you've got a nice looking site. hth
> 
> 
> Gotcha. ;)
> 
> About the CSS... for some reason the CSS got screwy in IE only AFTER I 
> put it in Templavoila/Typo3 because the HTML template looks perfectly 
> fine in all browsers.  Not sure, I plan to look into that later.  Thanks 
> for reinforcing the issue :).
> 
> Thank you to anyone who helped.  Let this thread RIP now.