I’m using Backdraft 1.5 along with webYep for this page. It’s a gallery of 4 WY boxes looped an extra 2 times.
As you can see from the page in question, they’re spilling out of their holding box. It’s all been done inline, and as far as I can see the gallery boxes (and their holding box) are within the white box falling short.
I can see the problem, but not really the reason why (or how to explain effective or even how to fix).
The div id “one” has a class of “clearfix” applied, maybe manually? But there is nowhere a style clearfix created. All I can see is a f-cf.
If so, change this to class (name) f-cf (value) via selecting item “one”, choose item → extended DIV dialogue.
Furthermore, the looped item imageRow needs to be anonymized (cause an ID is unique on each web-page but through loop appears x-times on page which is simply invalid code). Am not sure, but classify action could do this for you.
Hard to explain - I know, but hope this helps you out here.
Caleb, Thomas, thank you both so much for answering this.
The Clearfix action didn’t work (can someone explain in layman’s terms what this action does please?), so I went Thomas’ route of the extended option and locally using MAMP it works perfectly - nothing amended is online yet.
I’ll be looking into the Gallery Image Row as the day progresses.
Much appreciated.
Trev
On 9 May 2014, at 10:23, Caleb Grove email@hidden wrote:
What Thomas said. There is a clearfix class, but no clearfix code to support it.
My recommendation would be to apply the manual Clearfix action to the #one element.
On 9 May 2014, at 09:11, Thomas Kimmich email@hidden wrote:
The div id “one” has a class of “clearfix” applied, maybe manually? But there is nowhere a style clearfix created. All I can see is a f-cf.
If so, change this to class (name) f-cf (value) via selecting item “one”, choose item → extended DIV dialogue.
Furthermore, the looped item imageRow needs to be anonymized (cause an ID is unique on each web-page but through loop appears x-times on page which is simply invalid code). Am not sure, but classify action could do this for you.
Hmm - I suppose you got a voucher for one week joining my screencasts as a backdraft client?
Well if - use it. I do things a lil bit different as it is in backdraft, but it should help you to get the gist of some basic inflow-construction methods (and trouble shootings).
Some of this things are bespoken there - especially what’s behind the scenes of backdraft.
Simply spoken:
A parent DIV collapses to nil when it contains floating items. This looks something like that:
Thanks again Thomas, I’ll see if I can hunt down that voucher.
Trev
On 9 May 2014, at 12:50, Thomas Kimmich email@hidden wrote:
Hmm - I suppose you got a voucher for one week joining my screencasts as a backdraft client?
Well if - use it. I do things a lil bit different as it is in backdraft, but it should help you to get the gist of some basic inflow-construction methods (and trouble shootings).
Some of this things are bespoken there - especially what’s behind the scenes of backdraft.
Simply spoken:
A parent DIV collapses to nil when it contains floating items. This looks something like that: