Closed mtaki14 closed 7 years ago
Hello, i'm not very expert with Bootstrap but the max number of columns is 12. In your html code i see 6 * 3 = 18 columns. So the third column will start a new row. Maybe this is the problem you are seeing ? Roberto
What you say is correct, a bootstrap grid is made up of 12 columns. And for some reason I end up with 3 siblings with 6 column spaces which is not what I have at design time.
This screenshot should better show what I have at design time:
...as opposed to what happens in the browser
As you can see this is really strange. For some reason rows 3 and 4 appear inside row 2 although this is clearly not the case at design time.
Please attach a test case so I can compile and debug it.
Hi, sorry for not getting back to you earlier but I got caught up in other work.
Here's a simple project with 1 form where the issue happens for me.
The divs "IWBSROW3" and "IWBSROW4" appear as a children of "IWBSROW2" at runtime although at design time you can see they are supposed to be siblings.
Maybe I am doing something entirely wrong so please let me know if that is the case.
mtaki,
The problem is that Html in IWBSRegion12 is malformed, you forgot to close the second div element. You need to be very carefull when you include raw HTML inside divs. I don't understand why you use all that raw HTML instead of using IWBoostrap components.
Regards
Thanks for the reply and for figuring out my mistake.
The reason I was using so much raw html was because 1. I was simply experimenting with raw html and how it interacted with the components 2. If I remember correctly I was having some trouble making the labels appear on top of textboxes. I think I figured it out in the end but some of the previous forms with raw html were left behind.
Thanks again for your help.
I am having a strange issue where the grid columns do not appear in the place where they are supposed to be.
As you can see, that although IWBSR2Right is supposed to be a sibling of IWBSR2Left, at runtime it appears as its child.
Any idea why that may be?