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RE: Return to Top - JimR - 2013-09-28

(2013-09-27, 10:04 PM)Matt. Wrote: OK this is really weird. All it is is a link to an anchor, and the 'return to content' link works OK.

Can you go to ACP Templates & Style > Create New Theme > give it a name, this should create the default theme again, change your settings to use this theme, does it work then in the same browser?

have you tested the site ??
if you have and have a problem (not working) the only difference (perhaps) is I am using the linux/unix platform so is there a problem with the windows version of chrome ?


RE: Return to Top - Arbaz - 2013-09-28

It could be a browser issue because it works on Firefox and IE. Chrome is the only one(As we discussed and discovered) causing an issue with the "Return to Top" feature in the footer but another weird thing is that on Chrome the "Return to Top" works on localhost (MyBB 1.6.10) and MyBB Community forums.


RE: Return to Top - MMFB - 2013-09-28

that means its my forums problem :/

any solution?


RE: Return to Top - .m. - 2013-09-28

in the header template find <a name="top" id="top"></a> at the top, put comment tags for it, save the template and then check
<!-- <a name="top" id="top"></a> -->



RE: Return to Top - MMFB - 2013-09-28

Aww Thanks mate it works now! Big Grin


RE: Return to Top - Matt - 2013-09-28

What, commenting it? It wouldn't be able to find the anchor if it was commented, but it's working now it's on the default theme...


RE: Return to Top - .m. - 2013-09-28

^ top link directing to #top works without the anchor as browser already has that information!
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
// many paragraph tags here
<a href="#top">top</a>
</body>
</html>
may be there was a conflict to id="top" on the referred forum (I could not trace it from the source)