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4 years ago OK, lets do that, cheers.
On 17 Dec 2019, at 22:22, Daniel Ramsay notifications@github.com wrote:
The fixes for vertical alignment of sideboxes have broken the choicepanel rendering. This is because the content is divided into multiple (content, sidebox) pairs in order to render them side-by-side. This prevents the templating system from recognizing the start and end of a choicepanel.
Because of the processing order and sidebox display, the start and end of a choicepanel needs to be contained within a single content region (i.e no sideboxes can be used inside a choicepanel).
This could be fixed with a more elaborate page layout engine, but I don't think there's time.
The best workaround I can think of at the moment is to add a piece of text below the "Are you sharing data with anyone?" question, saying "If you answered no, then continue to step 3" followed by a save & continue button.
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The fixes for vertical alignment of sideboxes have broken the choicepanel rendering. This is because the content is divided into multiple (content, sidebox) pairs in order to render them side-by-side. This prevents the templating system from recognizing the start and end of a choicepanel.
Because of the processing order and sidebox display, the start and end of a choicepanel needs to be contained within a single content region (i.e no sideboxes can be used inside a choicepanel).
This could be fixed with a more elaborate page layout engine, but I don't think there's time.
The best workaround I can think of at the moment is to add a piece of text below the "Are you sharing data with anyone?" question, saying "If you answered no, then continue to step 3" followed by a save & continue button.