I had this same problem with my site... well not exactly the same but with using yootheme templates cb and joomla if you use a separator in your menus it cause the rest of the page to not load the only thing that loads while logged in is the left modules when logged out everything displays fine, which also may have been this guys problem and would explain why everyone said it looked fine to them (more then likely wasn't registered and logged in) Hope this can help someone.

Kyle,
I installed CB subs two days ago and exactly the same problem happened. yes, i am using Yoo theme LEVEL. All my right hand modules promptly stopped displaying. I have not had this problem with ANY other plugin/module/component. It's all very well saying speak to your template provider, but they may well say speak to your plugin provider. It's an issue I see all too often, when developers do not talk to each other. My site is going live next week and there is no way I can change my template now. I can confirm that disabling the CB subs bot results in the right hand position immediately displaying correctly. Can you maybe give some indication where this may be occurring before I speak to them? Is this something related to CSS naming? Why just the RIGHT position?


krileon wrote:

Yoothemes uses a lot of mootools, which is probably the cause, but can't say for sure. CB and CBSubs uses jQuery and mootools CAN sometimes conflict with jQuery, but generally it shouldn't. However, I do suggest making the developers of your templates aware of the issue at hand.

I've raised a forum query on Yoo forum and I had the following reply from the resourceful Bob:

Forum link:
forum.yootheme.com/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=25164&p=100299#p100299

Quote:
"CB use the library jquery, that may conflict with mootools, the standard joomla library.
Both use the "$" in the code to access code on the site.
So depending on what library is loaded, and in what order, it may conflict.
Jquery have published a workaround to solve this conflict you may want to implement."

The workaround link is: api.jquery.com/jQuery.noConflict/

In relation to my previous comment - who should be fixing this. Us clients should not be having to hack code to fix a conflict between code sets from different developers.

QUOTE UPDATE from YOO forums:

"As the YOOtheme templates use Mootools which is the standard library (it is automatically installed with Joomla), I would say it's up to CB/Jquery to help you with this issue, overmore as jquery have acknowledged the conflict. In any case there is little more I can do."

Post edited by: paceit, at: 2010/03/11 09:37

Hi Kyle, I've PM's you. thanks