Closed jsanta closed 12 years ago
I figured out a workaround. Just include this lines after calling textualizer: var f = $("footer").eq(0).html(); $("footer").eq(0).remove(); $("#container").after(f); // my layout has a div with id="container" just before the footer, adjust as necessary
Textualizer doesn't touch any element except the target element.
Nonetheless, I tested it with a footer, and all works fine.
Perhaps something else is modifying your markup. If you show me you're HTML/JS, I can probably assist you,
The markup is in http://www.amanecible.com Perhaps it's caused by the Twiter bootstrap's responsive script, but haven't checked. Thanks for answering.
When a web page includes a footer block (< footer >< /footer >) Textualizer breaks the layout . I checked the generated code using the webdeveloper plugin for Firefox, and the footer block is modified to < footer >< footer >...< /footer >< /footer >