Never mind - I realize now that it was the new WF Sections module that I'd uploaded that had caused the problem. All was fine after removing it from my modules folder.

Xoops Version 2.2.4
PHP version 5.0.5
MySQL version 4.1.14-standard
Apache version 1.3.34 (Unix)
Operating system Linux

I hope that I can adequately explain this:

Tonight when logging into modules administration in order to install a new module, the page immediately looked wrong, with a plain white background. However, the icons etc for each module that has been installed are showing up. In addition, the icons for a few modules that I still had not installed as of yesterday are also showing up at the bottom of the page.

Last night I had installed two new modules:
Marquee 2.1
Article 0.82

I have turned on php debug and have the following message on the page:


The panel seems to be responding only to modules that had already been uploaded and/or installed as of yesterday. It is not detecting any newly uploaded modules. I am therefore unable to install.

Any ideas? Unfortunately, I am not a natural web guru, so if you could explain as simply as possible what I need to do to correct this, it would be much appreciated. Thank you.

I am not sure if this is a CSS problem, or if I have to look somewhere inside the module itself.

My problem is that my new site uses a very "busy" theme, with a colorful background. In order to mitigate this, I use a semi-transparent gif to make the text more readable. This works fine on the frontside pages and the news pages. However, I am having trouble in figuring out how to display the gif as a background to the text in the Content module ("Our Programming" on my site).

I would also like to use the same gif as the backgound for the reviews and forum modules in order to get a more unitary look, but "Content" is the priority.

The site is located at www.progressiverockradio.com and uses 2.2.4

Your suggestions/tuition would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

Thank you SO much Francis - that did the trick for me so beautifully!!! I really appreciate you both replying.

Come on, guys... surely I'm not the only person to encounter this problem - there must be someone out there who can help. I've been trying to figure out this problem off and on for weeks now, and came to the forum (this is my first post) as a last option. Please help, if you can.

I am having a problem with the custom blocks in Netscape and Firefox. In both cases, the display of content is only about 40% across the block. In IE it displays correctly. The problem may be viewed athttp://www.britdude.com/site/modules/sections/

What am I doing incorrectly?