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I can confirm what the OP is talking about in both Chrome and IE11.  That said, it doesn't really bother me as I thought it was normal behavior. I noticed it about a week or so ago; before the spate of IE fixes Matt provided for another issue.

But yeah, you can't select text with a mouse.

Edit on Chrome: If you left click the text a couple of times you can select it, so for me it's just IE11. Still no biggie here.

Got it guys. It's not that important, just would have been to be able to do it.  Anyway I'll leave it alone.

Thanks.

Yeah, I was doing some Googling and couldn't find much info. Hopefully Daniel weighs in.  BTW could it be done with Theatre???

Sorry but this isn't helping at all. This is what I have now... http://www.exposedvisions.com/about/

I'm obviously missing something which is why I'm asking for more advanced help... call it hold you by the hand help!

Edit It's working now, had a few elements missing. Fixed that and now all is good. Now how do I get the text to align with the top of the image?

Edit 2: Solved - Once I figured out the basics, everything else fell in place. I also checked it on my Android phone (with Google Chrome) and the page looks good with everything lined up.

Thanks Rod.

It would probably be easier if you posted a link to your site so we could see what you're talking about as it seems there may be a number of possible solutions to your issue.

I've heard this same theme from 95 to now Windows 10.  Thus far Windows has managed to survive; so will 10. 

But yes, there are many who complain about Windows 10, I read them on the tech forums everyday. However the vast majority of those actually using Windows 10 like it.  Of course there are some annoyances, but this is with any OS.

C'mon Matt, really? These are most of the IE users??? Now I'm asking for stats

Matt, it’s obvious you’re frustrated, but I have to say if you’re going to sell a product that relies on web browsers, it needs to work.  While I agree you can’t support old outdated browsers, it still should function properly under all modern browsers, including Internet Explorer 11, which is still used by millions of people.

Yes, those of us buying your program may understand (or at least be told) there may be inherent conflicts between it and Internet Explorer, but our visitors do not.  All they know is they’re visiting a website with a browser.  As I said before, I can’t simply tell my site visitors which browsers to use.  That’s bad for business.

That said, on my website the latest fixes you provided is working very well there, including the dropdown menus, and the proper resizing in the browser.  Thanks, and I appreciate the hard work and would definitely recommend your product to others. I also appreciate the rapid support here.

One thing I really want to stress is when replacing these files (Scaffolding, layout), you really need to clear template cache, AND clear browser cache otherwise you may not see the changes these files provide. I didn’t until I did the above.

Thanks for the hard work from Matt, and others.

Peace

Hmmm... Are you talking about when you resize the browser, the drop down menus don't work? 

If that's the responsiveness you're talking about, yeah, it doesn't work.

I also don't see any scroll bars when I'm viewing my site in full view, but than again I'm on a 24 inch screen with a res of 1920x1200. Now if I resize I just get the normal scroll bar to the left.  That said, when I resize as in the image above, I can cycle that scroll bar to the right on and off by simply clicking the drop down menu (3-line icon). 

Oh, and yes, I'm using Masonry style for my thumbs layout so I don't see the other issue you mention.

OK, Matt, I tried the fix, but it didn't work, so I reverted back to the original file; however I'll give it another try in the morning as I may have copied something wrong.

In the meantime I discovered that all the galleries exhibit the issue I'm having, except for Museum Gallery, which has a sub-menu for Chrysler Museum. That gallery works without issue; thus I'm wondering if the issue has anything to do with "Top Level" galleries.

It's just weird that the only gallery that works is the one with a sub-menu. 

Anyway the site is back to the original 105 update files without any edits to the files you talked about above. And this is where the only gallery that works in the Museum/Chrysler gallery.

Just food for thought. Thanks.

LOL

Unfortunately though, IE11 is still a highly used browser. I'm still using it over Edge. That said, I didn't have this issue before the 105 update.  And yeah, that's exactly what happens, the thumbnails pop up for a second than disappear.

Anyway hopefully it gets fixed fast because I can't tell my site visitors not to use IE11

In the meantime, I'll re-download the 105 update with the corrected SQL file and reinstall and see if that helps.

Until then...

Edit: Reinstalling update didn't work. Oh man...

I'm having a strange issue after the update where my site will no longer display correctly when clicking on a gallery using the dropdown menu.  If I click on a gallery I get a blank page...

Here's the "normal" look....

When I click a gallery I get this...

This is similar to an issue I reported here: http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … 499#p41499

Anyway the situation is much worse since the update, and any gallery I click on gets a blank page.  What's happening. BTW this is happening with IE11 under Windows 10, but NOT Edge.  It's happening on two different PC's.

And I'm also getting a double scroll bar on a smaller screen size that wasn't there before the update (at lest I don't remember it being there).  I Just got the outside scroll bar, not the inner.

Thanks.

Your issue goes back to what I was saying in my earlier post (#10). I had the same issue.