User-layout looks strange in 1.3.7 version

Hi!

Just updated to version 1.3.7 and the user-layout started to look wierd.

You can acced the site by going here: *deleted*

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

We didn't change anything there.
I see that the items go over the title part but that seems to be caused by the special CSS which goes around the title. You could add something like that in your CSS:
#hikashopcpanel div.icon {
margin-top:30px;
}

Hmm strange, it wasnt so before

The fix didnt work

I don't see the CSS code on your website. Maybe you didn't add it correctly ?

I tried it on the template css and the custom css for hikashop, but deleted it since it didnt work

Could you put it back ?

Maybe it was just your browser which cached the previous version of the CSS file...

Didnt help either

It's working on my end on your website.
So it's apparently a problem with your browser caching the CSS.

No it doesnt work with any browser (clearec cache on IE, FF, Chrome), you might have misunderstood the bug, are you looking at the men-item "Mitt konto" while logged in?

Well, I thought that the problem was that the control panel items were overlapping on the title of the page which is why I gave that CSS code.

Could you explain what is the problem ?

Hi again!

Well if you compare "Mitt konto"-page with another page the boxes are not "inside" the template-box, hard to explain

Ok. That's because of the float option we use in that view. And your template doesn't do a clear:both in order to reset the floating.
You can go in Display->Views and search for the file cpanel. At the end of that file please add

Hi again!

Worked like a charm, thanks!!

Just wondering, why did it work in the previous version and not this new 1.3.7?

We didn't change that view. However, in previous versions, we had a clear:both hard coded directly below the footer. Another user wanted to remove the code so that it would fit in height in his template. Thus, we changed the system to have the clear:both on the footer with some CSS and removed the hard coded HTML.
The result is that for views which don't have a clear:both at the end and which use CSS floating, there would be no clear:both. And since your template doesn't handle the floating the height of the DIV would be considered properly.