Any CSS positioning gurus know why the second row of boxes drop after the first box of each row? Virtually every browser copes with this kind of layout apart from IE6/7!!
Any CSS positioning gurus know why the second row of boxes drop
after the first box of each row? Virtually every browser copes with
this kind of layout apart from IE6/7!!
Either one of these actions can suppress the P tag that Freeway wraps around inline markup items or Action items. Tim’s is perfect when you want to just delete all paragraph tags from an entire DIV. Mine is more surgical, and can do several different things depending on how you apply it.
If you apply CrowBar to a DIV, then you have the choice of wedging your code in before or after any P tags that are inside that DIV. If you use it as an inline action, as a replacement for the Markup Item, then it does much more. Documentation for that mode is here: http://freewaytalk.net/thread/view/28368
The trouble with this situation, WebYep needs P tags when in edit mode to display loop edit items in the correct place. It seems IE does not like these empty P tags. So I think the only way might be to hand code the WebYep bits so the P tag appear only in WebYep edit mode, I’ll try using crowbar in place of the WebYep loop Actions and see if that works.
Either one of these actions can suppress the P tag that Freeway wraps around inline markup items or Action items. Tim’s is perfect when you want to just delete all paragraph tags from an entire DIV. Mine is more surgical, and can do several different things depending on how you apply it.
If you apply CrowBar to a DIV, then you have the choice of wedging your code in before or after any P tags that are inside that DIV. If you use it as an inline action, as a replacement for the Markup Item, then it does much more. Documentation for that mode is here: <http://freewaytalk.net/thread/view/28368>
Walter
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Right. See if you can get the WY part to generate the wrapper P tags
for you. Then you can have a clean empty DIV when there are no results.
Walter
On Jun 6, 2008, at 10:01 AM, David Owen wrote:
The trouble with this situation, WebYep needs P tags when in edit
mode to display loop edit items in the correct place. It seems IE
does not like these empty P tags. So I think the only way might be
to hand code the WebYep bits so the P tag appear only in WebYep
edit mode, I’ll try using crowbar in place of the WebYep loop
Actions and see if that works.
Hi all… sorry for not jumping in with these webyep questions though it looks like other people have done a better job of it than I.
But at the moment I am desperately trying to sort out a huge pile of work stuff before I depart on my summer holidays to France on my trusty steel horse with my gal… and I just don’t have enough hours to fit it all in… :o(
Really sorry for the lack of support on the webyep front, but I will make it up when I get back.
I leave Tuesday so will try to help in the evenings up until Monday evening if I can.
Hi all… sorry for not jumping in with these webyep questions though it looks like other people have done a better job of it than I.
But at the moment I am desperately trying to sort out a huge pile of work stuff before I depart on my summer holidays to France on my trusty steel horse with my gal… and I just don’t have enough hours to fit it all in… :o(
Really sorry for the lack of support on the webyep front, but I will make it up when I get back.
I leave Tuesday so will try to help in the evenings up until Monday evening if I can.
I’m just curieous how this is going
i now also need to find a solution to get items in my (tim’s actions) webshop to be able to edited.
Hope it can be done, in a freeway-way.
Eus