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milohuang / reverie

Reverie is a versatile HTML5 responsive WordPress framework based on ZURB's Foundation.
http://theakiba.com/reverie/
MIT License
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Reverie 4 - layout issue #159

Closed shellycole closed 11 years ago

shellycole commented 11 years ago

I don't see this issue on the live demo, but I've got a site I'm wanting to convert to Reverie, and I'm working locally. I have all plugins deactivated, and running WordPress 3.5.1, with Reverie 4. I've followed the instructions located at http://themefortress.com/child-theme-reverie-4/ to create a child theme. There is nothing in the child theme yet, except for the @import call to the reverie stylesheet.

With Reverie activated, OR the child theme activated (I've done nothing other than what's described above, so this is a plain-vanilla install), I have a strange issue occurring: on the home page, when I scroll down and get to about the third post from the top, the first two posts pop up and overlay the rest of the site (and they overlap each other). When I scroll up, they disappear. It's very strange. (I've attached a couple of screenshots, hopefully that helps.)

This happens when using Chrome v 26.0.1410.40 beta, Safari 6.0.3, and Firefox 18.0 (all on OSX 10.8.3 - I haven't checked Opera, my Windows computer, or my iPhone/iPad* yet.)

*NOTE: I just tested - it's not doing this on mobile devices - just on the desktop.

Anyone have any ideas why this might be happening?

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shellycole commented 11 years ago

ETA: the two posts are set as "sticky". When I removed the "stickiness", the problem went away. So no sticky posts with this, I guess!

milohuang commented 11 years ago

The problem was caused by the sticky class. It turns out WordPress and Foundation is using the same class name "sticky" for different purpose and caused the conflict. Discussion can be found on Foundation's github page.

shellycole commented 11 years ago

Oh thank you so much! I appreciate it :)