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My theme uses a fixed width. Any page with the dynamic block on it displays as full width in Internet Explorer. All of the other pages display properly.

My theme loads 29 css files so I don't think the problem is IE's limitation on css files. And besides, enabling css optimization results in no css files being served at all.

You can see the site here: http://ccharity.com.

It displays fine in Firefox and all pages but the homepage displays fine in IE.

ccharity's picture
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Also -- if I disable the ddblock the width and all other modules display properly.

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Hi,

It does behave like a problem with the IE limitations, but I'm perplexed as to why CSS optimization wouldn't work at all, so that almost seems like different problem - the CSS for the width is being set by one of the include files (includes/layout.php).

I think you should be able to solve this temporarily by adding the following CSS to the stylesheet you're using:

#top-wrapper, #page-wrapper {
width:960px;
}

I'll give it a closer look and see if I can figure out what the problem is.

ccharity's picture
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I added the code to the css and now the theme displays fixed width. Unfortunately the middle and right columns did not automatically adjust in size. I added width=630 for the middle block and width=330 for the right block but I can't get rid of the gap between the two blocks.

As for optimizing the css, when I enabled that option two css files were created but one file was 0 bytes. This has happened with other Drupal custom themes but the solutions seemed to be theme specific.

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