Template <Style> Issue

[Neil Hennigan]

Hi there,

 

On my website, I have a dropdown navigation that uses an ie only hide tag to direct Internet Explorer towards an .htc script which allows the dropdown to work (other browsers don't need this, they only use the CSS). The code is as follows:

 

<!--[if IE]>
  <style type="text/css">
	body {behavior: url(csshover.htc);}
  </style>

  <noscript>
	<style type="text/css">

.nav .dropdown, .nav .dropdown div {width: 189px;}
.nav .button .dropdown ul {margin: 0px;}
.nav .dropdown, .nav .dropdown div {position: static;}
.nav .dropdown ul {border: 0;}
.mini-zone {display: none;}

	</style>
  </noscript>
<![endif]-->

 

 

When attempting to integrate WHMCS into my website design, I used my site's header and footer, etc. If this chunk of code is there, WHMCS doesn't even load at all. All I get is a blank white page. If I remove the <style> tags from this chunk of code, WHMCS loads but my dropdown navigation doesn't work in IE.

 

I've tried using @import to load this CSS in 2 external files, and WHMCS loads fine, but the dropdown nav still isn't funcitonal. Does anyone have any idea why WHMCS doesn't like these few lines of code?

 

Thank you very much for your help.

[trine]

May be this if you haven't yet done so:

 

You will need to place all JS/CSS between smarty {literal} tags. That will escape smarty from attempting to parse the JS/CSS.

[Neil Hennigan]

Thanks, Trine.

 

So far, no luck - - but still plugging away.

 

Open to more suggestions if anyone has them.

 

Thank you.

[Neil Hennigan]

Actually, it fixed the IE problem, but there are further issues. So thank you for that little bit.

 

Now the nav is non-functional in Firefox!