• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Duplicate
• Priority: Low
• Fix Version/s: None
• Affects Version/s: 5.2.3
• Component/s: Editor - Page / Comment Editor
• Labels:

  • IE9
  • UI
  • affects-server
  • bug
  • editor
  • editor-macros
  • macro
  • macros-contentbylabel-macro
• Environment:

  Using Confluence download version.

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[CONFSERVER-32655] The "Content by Label" macro presents up/down text box arrows next to each list entry in IE9

Collapse comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 03/Mar/2014 11:30 PM, Edited by David Rizzuto - 03/Mar/2014 11:31 PM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 03/Mar/2014 11:30 PM - edited

Hi John,

I'm closing this issue off because I've discovered we're already tracking it elsewhere, so please watch https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-29040 for updates.

Thanks
David Rizzuto
Atlassian

Expand comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 03/Mar/2014 11:30 PM, Edited by David Rizzuto - 03/Mar/2014 11:31 PM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 03/Mar/2014 11:30 PM - edited Hi John, I'm closing this issue off because I've discovered we're already tracking it elsewhere, so please watch https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-29040 for updates. Thanks David Rizzuto Atlassian

Collapse comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 21/Feb/2014 12:19 AM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 21/Feb/2014 12:19 AM

Unfortunately no.

Please watch here for updates on this bug.

Thanks
David Rizzuto
Atlassian

Expand comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 21/Feb/2014 12:19 AM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 21/Feb/2014 12:19 AM Unfortunately no. Please watch here for updates on this bug. Thanks David Rizzuto Atlassian

Collapse comment: John Alton added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 4:41 PM

John Alton added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 4:41 PM

hey David -
I applied that code snippet at the space level (where this macro is being used most prominently) and also applied it at the site level.

Didn't have the effect I was hoping for: In both cases (applied at either/and space-level and site-level), those arrows still display in IE9.

Any other tips or tricks you could share?

thanks,
John

Expand comment: John Alton added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 4:41 PM

John Alton added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 4:41 PM hey David - I applied that code snippet at the space level (where this macro is being used most prominently) and also applied it at the site level. Didn't have the effect I was hoping for: In both cases (applied at either/and space-level and site-level), those arrows still display in IE9. Any other tips or tricks you could share? thanks, John

Collapse comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 12:27 AM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 12:27 AM

Hi John,

Sorry for that, I misread your comment and thought you had already applied a workaround. You can make the CSS change you discovered permanent by editing the space or global stylesheets. For example if you only are having that problem in one space, go to space tools -> look and feel -> stylesheet and enter:

ul.content-by-label li {
overflow : default;
}

that will take away the overflow property you suggested. Be aware that this may have other affect on other browsers, but at least your IE9 users will have the fix.

If you are a Confluence admin, you can also apply this globally.

Expand comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 12:27 AM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 20/Feb/2014 12:27 AM Hi John, Sorry for that, I misread your comment and thought you had already applied a workaround. You can make the CSS change you discovered permanent by editing the space or global stylesheets. For example if you only are having that problem in one space, go to space tools -> look and feel -> stylesheet and enter: ul.content-by-label li { overflow : default; } that will take away the overflow property you suggested. Be aware that this may have other affect on other browsers, but at least your IE9 users will have the fix. If you are a Confluence admin, you can also apply this globally.

Collapse comment: John Alton added a comment - 19/Feb/2014 3:32 PM

John Alton added a comment - 19/Feb/2014 3:32 PM

Hey David -
What's the workaround (for IE9)?

This bug affects about a third of our users (users on IE9). Is the ticket's priority set based on the overall Atlassian audience, or the audience of the issue reporter?

Thanks,
John

Expand comment: John Alton added a comment - 19/Feb/2014 3:32 PM

John Alton added a comment - 19/Feb/2014 3:32 PM Hey David - What's the workaround (for IE9)? This bug affects about a third of our users (users on IE9). Is the ticket's priority set based on the overall Atlassian audience, or the audience of the issue reporter? Thanks, John

Collapse comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 11:40 PM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 11:40 PM

Hi John,

Thanks for raising this issue. I'm lowering the priority to minor because you've got a workaround, and it only affect one browser.

Thanks,
David Rizzuto
Atlassian

Expand comment: David Rizzuto added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 11:40 PM

David Rizzuto added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 11:40 PM Hi John, Thanks for raising this issue. I'm lowering the priority to minor because you've got a workaround, and it only affect one browser. Thanks, David Rizzuto Atlassian

Collapse comment: John Alton added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 5:26 PM

John Alton added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 5:26 PM

Attached image showing how we got the up/down container arrows to disapper.

(Set "overflow: auto" to off/unchecked for the "LI" HTML element.

Expand comment: John Alton added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 5:26 PM

John Alton added a comment - 18/Feb/2014 5:26 PM Attached image showing how we got the up/down container arrows to disapper. (Set "overflow: auto" to off/unchecked for the "LI" HTML element.