Hi John,
I don’t have time now, but a quick glance tells me that you don’t need to
be floating those two articles - it’s those floats that are messing you up.
I see a few other things that are troublesome, and I’ll address those as
well when I can get back to this. If you look at my Basic Inline template,
outermost containers divide the space vertically, while the first inner
container sets the widths with max-width - yours are fixed. The only
reason to float those articles would be if you want them to appear on the
same line (inline). If they are separate lines (inline) then no width or
100% width work fine.
Applying the Clearfix action to the Parent container of floated elements
fixes the float problem. Often, I will set the overflow property to
hidden which achieves more-or-less the same result.
More later…
–
Ernie Simpson
On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 11:07 AM, John Cooper email@hidden wrote:
Hi Ern,
I have made a Test page based on your Inline Master. There is a Section
and within it a container. Inside that is a HTML box colored blue.
http://www.oscarwildeinamerica.org/test/test1.html
If I Duplicate that HTML box, it place another identical box below (same
height) and looks fine in Freeway. I colored it yellow. The container
(height Minimum) expands to accommodate the new item—the lower edge of the
container is level with the lower edge of the new box inside it.
However, not quite. The page is wrong—you can’t see all of the second
yellow box and the footer gets thrown :
http://www.oscarwildeinamerica.org/test/test2.html
But if I manually drag the container’s height just a little below the
second box, all is well:
http://www.oscarwildeinamerica.org/test/test3.html
Needless to say I can’t reproduce the error using your file, just my
version of it.
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