CapnPugwash Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Hi, I've given our school's website a bit of a face lift. I took an Akeeba back up & created a test site. I made a new template by modifying one of the default templates. Tested it in FireFox, Chrome & IE 11 (that's what we have at school) - no problems. I then Zipped up the new template & imported it (and the relevant new images) into my live site. It displays great in FireFox & Chrome but in IE11... it's almost like it can't see parts of the CSS sheet. The nav bar & pages display weirdly. What's even odder is; I took another backup of the live site and created another test site, & it's fine in IE11! ... any ideas?
CapnPugwash Posted March 30, 2015 Author Posted March 30, 2015 Oh, and I'm running the latest version of Joomla on Ubuntu 12.5 My test sites were running on Win7 / Xampp
CapnPugwash Posted April 1, 2015 Author Posted April 1, 2015 OK, after a bit more testing I can *sort of* see what's happening. If I view the website from home (in IE11), it's fine. If at school, I point IE11 to the IP address of our webserver, it's fine. So... at a guess it's a compatibility issue... unfortunately because IE11 broke OWA I've set up a group policy to always add the root of our domain name to compatibility view & this is probably complicating things!
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