[ryan123]

Resolved.

Thanks Rui!

– Ryan

[ryan123]

I also have the same issue while updating from 2.10 to 2.15.

This is the message I receive:

“An error occurred while updating JOYN.: The package could not be installed. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature”

[ryan123]

Beautiful. It worked. Thanks for everything!

[ryan123]

Perfect. That worked!

The problem is also on the photos page on Firefox – mbpoa.ca/photos/ (displaying 2 columns, rather than 3…. see attached photo).

Could you help me with the CSS to fix this problem?

Thanks again for all of your help, Mohammad!
Ryan

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[ryan123]

Wow, Kyle, that worked perfectly. There is just one more thing that needs to be fixed. It’s a very similar issue to the one you just solved.

If you go to this URL – http://kickstartercasestudies.com/photos/ – in Chrome the portfolios display correctly. But, if you go to the same URL in Firefox, there is a similar issue to what was happening on the home page (i.e., the three rows of images displayed as two rows of images). Can you help me fix this last problem?

Thanks again!
Ryan

(The attached photo shows the galleries displaying in a row of two, rather than a row of three.)

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[ryan123]

Hi Mohammad,

Thank you for your response.

I have tried to implement your solution. It works, but it’s not 100% perfect.

After adding the CSS, the photo readjusts, after the page is loaded. It leaves a big area of white space, where the row would have been, that once housed the photo. If you look at the bottom portion of the page on FireFox (the problem browser) and then an alternative browser you can see the issue. (http://kickstartercasestudies.com/)

I also tried to add a few other photo galleries and another problem occurred. If you go to this URL http://kickstartercasestudies.com/photos/ and open any of the galleries you will see that the third photo, on the top row, on the right side of the page over-laps another. This only becomes noticeable when you over over the image, and can see another one below it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Ryan

[ryan123]

That fixed the issue.

Thank you very much!
Ryan

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[ryan123]

Hi Kyle,

I have set a logo size so I don’t think that’s the issue.

I am not exactly sure what you mean when you say “For me it shows the same on desktop (see screenshot)”. That is what my site looked like in my second (originally sent) screenshots.

The issue arrises when I view the site on a device with a small screen. See http://www.responsinator.com/?url=whoisryanrich.com for more examples.

Thanks again!
Ryan

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[ryan123]

Hi Kyle,

I have not added any css to make the logo overlap. The only css I have added is a white boarder around the headed, like in the second photo. I have tried disabling all custom css to see if this resolves the issue, but it has not.

Any help would be much appreciate. The project is nearing launch, and this is the last issue to resolve.

Thanks!