What’s the secret to adding a Facebook Like Button iFrame code to the Crowbar action in a responsive layout? No matter what settings I try (floats, div dimensions, etc.), the code screws up my fixed IOS layouts to the point where there’s a lot of extra space to the right side.
I’d post a link to the website I’m working on, but I can’t for confidentiality reasons.
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Can you make a redacted version of that one page? Might be useful to see if a cut-down version still exhibits the issue, too.
Walter
On May 2, 2014, at 1:38 AM, RavenManiac wrote:
What’s the secret to adding a Facebook Like Button iFrame code to the Crowbar action in a responsive layout? No matter what settings I try (floats, div dimensions, etc.), the code screws up my fixed IOS layouts to the point where there’s a lot of extra space to the right side.
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Very, very unsure in this, but seek for the width attribute within your (iFrame) code and substitute the (fixed) pixel value with
100% !important
The !important might not be necessary, won’t hurt, though.
The “CrowBar”-item does not have any dimensions.
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Thomas
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Good guess Thomas. That worked perfectly. Now, if I can just figure out how to position the button without it floating all over the place on different IOS devices. 
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Walter, I just emailed you the link.
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On 2 May 2014, 12:08 pm, Thomas Kimmich wrote:
Very, very unsure in this, but seek for the width attribute within your (iFrame) code and substitute the (fixed) pixel value with
100% !important
The !important might not be necessary, won’t hurt, though.
The “CrowBar”-item does not have any dimensions.
Cheers
Thomas
Although this worked great, what I don’t understand is why. Now that I’ve substituted the fixed width value with 100% !important, where does FWP get the width information for that item?
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From its parent DIV apparently?
I suppose you placed it relative, somewhere in a wrapping-DIV. So the width of this is the width of the iFrame.
Gosh - hard to explain, isn’t it?
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No, that makes sense. Thanks Thomas.
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