Triton Lite theme problem when viewing on Google Chrome
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My Triton Lite theme does not display posts correctly on the homepage when using google Chrome. How do I resolve this?
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here is the screenshot – http://funkymonkblog2.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/funkmonkblog.jpg
the posts should appear in the right hand column but don’t when viewing on google Chrome
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Sorry to clarify I mean the posts should appear in all three columns – the left, middle and right and do when viewing on Internet Explorer but when viewing in Google Chrome the posts only appear in the left and middle columns and the right column is left blank. Do you know how I can fix this please?
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Please read the detailed theme description here http://theme.wordpress.com/themes/twentytwelve/
Twenty Twelve is an elegant, readable, and fully responsive theme that makes your site content look its best on any device.Responsive width means the layout adapts depending on the size of the device being used to view your site. When responsive width themes are viewed on mobiles sidebars appear below the posts in order to provide as much space as possible for reading.
Go here > Appearance > Mobile and disable the mobile theme.
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Hi timethief,
Thanks for your response. The theme I am using is actually Triton Lite not 2012 and the problem I am having occurs on computers using Google Chrome not mobiles. Can you suggest any way I can fix the problem?
Many thanks,
Stevie -
I think tt’s error above may be because your username is linked to something quite similar funkymonkblog.wordpress.com , which is using Twenty-Twelve.
For what it’s worth, looking at funkymonkblog2.wordpress.com in Firefox 22, everything in Triton Lite is displaying as it should. I don’t have access to Chrome right now, but would be happy to look later.
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Hi justjennifer,
Yes you are right I was trying the 2012 theme on a different blog but would much prefer to use the Triton Lite theme if I can sort the problem for people viewing on Google Chrome. Would much appreciate it if you could advise how I might solve it.
Many thanks,
Stevie -
OK-on a different computer using WinXPSP3 and Chrome28 and Triton Lite loads as expected. Three columns on the front page, all populated.
The next question is what OS and version of Chrome are you viewing with?
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Hi there,
Thanks very much for checking this out for me. The computer I am using is running WinXPProSP3 and the Chrome version is 28. Could it have something to do with the screen size? – it is not a widescreen display.Thanks,
Stevie -
By the way one more thing that might be important. When I go to view the blog on this computer the posts start off in the right hand column but then the page very quickly reorganises itself so that all posts are in the two left hand columns only. It does this within a split second.
Thanks a lot,
Stevie -
Neither of the computers that I used while looking at your site were wide-screen. Both have 1280×1024 display, both on WinXP Pro SP3. One in FF22 and the other with Chrome 28.
FWIW, I’ve gone through your site and I can’t reproduce the problem. I have no problem viewing your site and cannot find what would cause you to be having a problem.
I will tag this for staff, but here’s the thing: WinXP is an outdated operating system and staff have to prioritize their support requests. Normally requests regarding outdated OS’s and/or browsers are at the bottom of that list.
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Hi funkymonkblog,
I checked your blog on WinXP in Chrome 28 and wasn’t able to reproduce the problem you’re seeing. Given that you do see the content display correctly for a split second, it sounds like something else might be going on here.
Can you try opening an incognito window in Chrome and let me know if the same problem occurs when you visit your site that way?
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