Closed chillu closed 11 years ago
This was broken when I removed a hack that basically called jlayout.layout repeatedly as part of the side panel preview change. Not only was that fix pretty ugly, it also hammered resize performance, to the point that resizing the window (or animating the edit / preview split) was slow to the point of painfulness.
Note to whoever is tackling this: don't do that :). Make sure you understand how jlayout.layout propagates through it's children.
Is it still an issue? On latest chrome for me, 3.1 checkout seems to work fine...
From what I remember this occurs pretty intermittently, but regularly enough to be an issue.
Yup, this still occurs intermittently in 3.1.
Sweet, if anyone can provide instructions to trigger it on demand happy to look into it. Spent 10 minutes saving and editing pages and didn't stumble over it (latest chrome, latest checkout)
I am not sure how to "trigger" it, but I usually get it after I have dev/build?flush=all and I open the admin area.
Not unexpectedly, this happens also in Safari.
I got it when I refreshed the CMS under "Pages", then went to "Settings" and then refreshed.
I opened Chrome's inspector, unchecked the float:none; setting on screen.css:408 (the div with role=tablist) and then it fixed itself.
But the weird thing is that when I rechecked it, the thing didn't break again.
Maybe it's something to do with the CMS content being cached. I've had this happen intermittently myself, but I thought it was just me!
...still not fixed right? ;-)
Sorry, it's still unfixed.
Will close for the better fix for tabs breaking over multiple lines. Error only occurs in specific error states.
The tabs no longer seem to be acting so weird. But I am getting the following now in Chrome 28 beta.
And a simple refresh doesn't seem to fix this.
Doh sorry about that, fixed css regression in 04c337dc8242fc7da3009002bf4673a545109dda.
Removed the inline-block
styles, but didn't think they were meant to apply to child elements as well.
Tested in Chrome and IE8. Works fine, apart from longer breadcrumbs not breaking into multiple lines in IE8, but tabs vs. breadcrumbs do cause newlines which is the main desired effect.
This is a pretty visible part of our UI, in a very common browser (latest Chrome). We should fix before 3.1 final: http://monosnap.com/image/GAOJwMOgdfd1o2ICCea3OckhY