Unskinned "whats going on" section in aqua theme

Hi,

I've received the newest version of the aqua theme just a few hours ago.. (thank you for your fast reaction :-D )

unfortunately I've found an unskinned section right away.

I have a "whats going on" block implemented under the forum, this section is skinned in all themes you're providing, except the "original" aqua theme...

and also I've found that the "almost" header part, where your login informations are displayed the distance to the next section is not expanding when more informations are displayed.. sorry.. sounds confusing, i know.. therefore I've added a few screenshots to my post ;-)

Is there any other information you need?

Thank you and cheers

Tom

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#475548

Odd, it should not do that. I just installed the latest release of the skin on a fresh install of vbulletin and it worked fine.

I notice in a few of your sreenshots you have mods installed. Since those modify templates, I can't really tell what it is without looking at the templates that were modified.

#475554

yes, I've installed a few mods ;-)

Since the part is skinned with all other provided xml files, I thought that there might be just a small thingy missing within the aqua xml. ;-)

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the above statement is valid for both "issues" I've mentioned in my initial post..

it's just not as expected with the original aqua theme.

Both features are working with the other 4 provided styles.

Is there something I can provide or something I can try to help finding a solution?

#475557

Mindbender, I think you modified your forumhome templates to make spaces between forum categories, thats why...

about that navbar height just remove height: 32px; from #breadcrumb in maincss

#breadcrumb { background: #ececec; border-top: 1px solid #9f9f9f; border-bottom: 1px solid #b2b2b2; height: 32px; padding: 6px 8px 6px 8px; }

#475584

The breadcrumb helped, thank you :-D

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