Issues in different browsers

Larry,
I just looked at your home page. Not sure why you'd be seeing the Send text cutoff like that. Looking at the HTML on the page, the normal culprit (an overflow:hidden tag) couldn't be found. I always wasn't seeing the cut-off using Chrome, Firefox or IE, just so you know. Did you change anything?

With that said, on the sub-pages, I did see an overflow:hidden problem. For example:
/index.php/glaube/43-3-stadien
In the /templates/yougrids/css/newsitems.css, you'll want to remove the overflow:hidden statement from the the .news_item_a class (line 43)

As for the error you're getting when sending, when does that occur? When the Send button is initially clicked, or when the message is actually being sent? I can't seem to see any errors, but maybe I'm testing wrong. Is the whole message just "Fehler", or is there more to it, and does the error come up in a popup or does it replace the Send button?

Hope some of the above helps with the styling, and we'll do what we can once we understand the send error more.

Thanks,
Alex

Larry,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to this. I'm not seeing the cutoff issue in any browser. I've tested Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.

I'm also not seeing the overflow:hidden you mention, or even the CSS file you mention. I've attached a Firefox image using their debug tools which shows that the Send button is extending beyond it's current div, but not being cutoff. Additionally, the styles for the column are shown and there isn't an overflow:hidden tag.

Can you please try clearing your caches and trying again? We simply can't see the issue you're mentioning. I also can't see anything wrong that would be causing it (I've checked all the divs and common problems that can cause this).

Hope that helps,
Alex

This is definitely not fun

We use Macs too, almost exclusively actually, for development. Below is a picture of what I'm seeing in Safari:

The overflow:hidden you're seeing is actually buried within the Facebook iFrame for the send button. That's too far 'in' and that's not the problem. If you want to find the right div, it will be outside of the fb:like tag itself. Additionally, you want to find a div where the blue outline *exactly* lines up with what's getting cut-off. The blue outline in your picture is actually to the right of it. If the contents extended that far, as they should, the overflow:hidden wouldn't have an effect since there wouldn't be anything extending past the blue box. From your picture and looking at your html, it would look to be either #midblock or .insidem Neither of those have z-index's or overflow:hidden properties that I see though, so not sure what's causing that to get cut-off for you.

As for clicking the Like button, that too works perfectly for us:

What is the exact error message you get? Does that happen with other users? Are you logged into Facebook and have the "Use Facebook As" setting enabled so that you're browsing as your Facebook Page instead of your personal profile? Since the counts are showing something on the Like buttons, it means that others have been able to make it work..

Finally, for the different Facebook Like counts, each Like button is tied to a unique URL.. either the URL of a page on your site or your Facebook Page. Each URL has it's own individual Like count, so the Page count will be different than the count of Like's for individual pages of your site.

Hope that all explains. No clue why we're seeing completely different things, but check those divs I mentioned above and see if you're seeing overflow or z-indexs that I'm not. Also, clear your browser cache (again), if you haven't recently.

Thanks,
Alex

Ahhh.. Now that we're looking at the same page, it's a bit more obvious
Edit /templates/yougrids/css/newsitems.css At line 162 in "div.yjsg-newsitems .ysjg-leadingarticles" you'll find our offensive overflow:hidden. Kill that.

As for the Like button, the picture above was what was posted to my wall. I didn't show the whole wall, but that's the actual content that comes up. To do that, I clicked the Like button, a popup came up asking if I wanted to post it to my wall, which I did.. the image was the result.

Can you try from other FB Users? Possibly from another computer? It's possible your blocked by a firewall or something. Unlikely, but out of ideas on why you're having that problem.

Finally, for the 'Like' flummis.net an FB module, the URL you have specified there looks to be "/www.flummis.net" That should a) have a http:// in front of it (definitely), and b) if you want it to be a Like for your Facebook Page, you should use that URL, not your home page URL.

Hope that helps!
Alex