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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.8RC2
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Component/s: ICE-Components
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Labels:None
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Environment:IE7, Rime theme only
Description
The menubar demo in component showcase shows that the vertical alignment of menuitem label in IE7 is off, labels are too high and not centered. This only affect the Rime theme and IE7 (IE6 not tested). Firefox is fine.
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On 1.8.0-RC2 build 5, the menuitem alignment problem is fixed for IE7, but still presents on IE6. Please see the pics attached.
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Joanne Bai
added a comment - On 1.8.0-RC2 build 5, the menuitem alignment problem is fixed for IE7, but still presents on IE6. Please see the pics attached.
If you compare the before and after screenshots of IE6, you will see that IE6 already looks much better after the fix. The slight difference between IE6 and IE7 is probably due to inconsistent interpretations of center vertical alignment. (Our use of float, and what's worse, float within an anchor tag, may also be a cause.) In the word "Copy", the letters "p" and "y" extend below the text baseline. If you take the letter extensions into consideration, then the word is actually better centered than first appears.
I can try other tweaks, but I don't think you can make IE6 look exactly the same as IE7 with the current layout. Further, I don't think you can make IE6 look better without making Firefox look worse.