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New Installation Looks Wrong? Have been looking around for a good CMS for my kids' primary school website and had been playing with Joomla when I came across what looks like the answer to my prayers, EduGeek! Have downloaded the latest package and followed the installation instructions to the letter but when I go to the main site, there are no menus and it's just a few paragraphs of text and a few images ... the whole structure (as per the demo site) seems missing.
I can browse directly to the administrator logon page (no menus remember) and get to the back end ... all the modules seem to be there and published/enabled, as do all the menus, so I'm at a loss as to why the main site doesn't seem to render properly. Am I missing something obvious here?
Any help would be much appreciated as I really think this Joomla package could be just what I'm looking for.
Many thanks in advance,
3rdknight
P.S. You can see what my site looks like at stmarys.pkkdesign.co.uk (not the school's website obviously, but a subdomain playpen area on my own company's webspace).
P.P.S. Before you ask, the installation went absolutely fine - no errors, nothing!
Looks fine here. Viewing on Win 7 + IE8
Fine here in FF 3.
I must be missing something here ... what I see is (hopefully) attached. How do I get it to look even vaguely like your demo site?!
Sorry if this is really basic stuff ... I have looked through other posts but couldn't see anybody else asking the same thing!
Humm kinda looks like a CSS issue. Try uploading the package via ftp again. Have seen similar when some template files haven't copied over.
Already did that ... you're looking at my second attempt. Same thing happened both times. I used Filezilla to copy everything up and no files failed ... could it be a permissions issue on a specific folder?
Hummm hang on, it is working correctly, due to myself and a few other members being able to view it correctly.
What browser / OS combo are you using?
Vista + IE8, fully patched.
Try clearing your browser cache and /or FF 3.0 / 3.5?
What about putting IE8 into IE7 compatibility mode? We have this problem with our Moodle installationOriginally Posted by 3rdknight
GJE
Clearing the browser cache worked, cheers. Sorry, should have thought of that myself! Thanks for the prompt replies and help though.
No worries fella. Here to help
3rdknight (4th July 2009)
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