Question problems with pagination

Hope somebody can help me with this :

I would like to see the pagination in "kunena2.jpg" to be the same as in "kunena1.jpg".
I know it's possible, because I see it in this forum. Do I have to change something somewhere?
As you can see in "kunena2.jpg" the pagenumbers roll off the screen. It's not possible to navigate to a certain page.
I tried something in the template of the website, but that doesn't help.




Thanks,

Hans Ettes
Netherlands

You posted your question in the K 1.5 Hacks Tips and Tricks category but your question concerns K 1.6! This explains why it has taken so long to answer your question. I have moved your topic to a more appropriate category for you.

Your problem is not with pagination. Your problem is with the way that the the pagination feature is displayed on your website. The problem is caused by your Joomla site template. You can fix this problem quite easily with Firebug for Firefox.

If you cannot work out what you need to fix, please provide us with a working URL where we can see this problem for ourselves. Thank you.

Hello,

Thanks for your answer.
I tried Firefox and also Internet Explorer and also Chrome. It's not a big surprise but Firefox and Chrome show something else than IE.
I'm not really familiar with Firebug. I use it sometimes. Most people use IE so it's important to me that the site workes in IE. Unfortunally Firefox or Chrome are not the first browser people use on the web.

What I would like to see is :1 2 ... 9 10 11 12

and not : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

I hope you understand what I mean; I'm Dutch and not used to speak or write english.

My site : www.triplea-reenactment.nl

the forum is for registered people (members)
You could use :
name = tester
password=12345

Hans Ettes

I would just like to correct one small misconception: most people do not use Internet Explorer. As argued in Browser Market Share is in the Eye of the Beholder it depends on where you rely for this information. According to one source ( www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp ), less than one in every three people uses any kind of Internet Explorer. According to another source ( www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qprid=0 ), IE (all versions) accounts for less than 60%. Let's not argue about "most people use Internet Explorer". The reality is that IE 8 does things differently and outside the recommendations laid down by the W3C and web designers/developers have to make special arrangements to cope with those issues.

I looked at the website (maximised window) using both Internet Explorer 8 and with Firefox 3.6.12 on a 22-inch flat screen monitor running with a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution and I did not see any cutting off on the right side of the website. I'm not saying there may not be a problem. I am saying that the problem may not lie in the CSS.

Can other people see this problem?

There's something strange going on...
When I use my laptop which has a maximum resolution of 1440x900 pixels (Acer Aspire 7720G with NVIDIA Geforce 8600M GT Turbocache), I see a different thing when using IE-8, Firefox and Chrome (see the pics). I tried other resolutions like the; "old" 1024x768; same results.
On other computers in my home everything looks OK (like in the pics Firefox and Chrome) whatever browser I use!








Isn't that strange?
Normally I use my laptop when working on my website.

OK, we'll have to agree that there's something "strange" going on but that's where we'll have to leave it. You've disabled the test account on your site so there's nothing more that we can do to assist you. For example, I could have shown you pictures of what I see when I use IE8 and Firefox.