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Styles and Javascript for official UC Santa Cruz web templates
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Global Left Nav Block #244

Closed teresasilva71 closed 10 years ago

teresasilva71 commented 10 years ago

Text not wrapping: 2014-08-20_09-46-46

AND, it's a Global left nav block but it's not showing everywhere? I had to manually add it (like a page block) I manually added it here: http://clrc-dev.ucsc.edu/about/index.html but it's not showing anywhere else?

knice commented 10 years ago

The way it is setup, not all text should wrap. Only in specific instances. Since we can't predict what kind of image someone will add via the WYSIWYG, we have to set default styles that won't break the page layout. I've described those defaults in the image below:

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The text in your test block is broken because it doesn't have any spaces. I'll deal with that, but it's important to note that text with no spaces wouldn't wrap in any instance.

Clear as mud, right?

knice commented 10 years ago

The block didn't show up because only the left-nav-block-global is added to every page. Your block is global-test which isn't automatically added to every page.

left-nav-block-global has the ability to add multiple items, so any test content you create should be in that block.

teresasilva71 commented 10 years ago

OH, it has to be named that exactly? I made a copy of the left-nav-block-global to do testing.

dajoturner commented 10 years ago

T, is this fixed? The page you referenced looks good to me.

teresasilva71 commented 10 years ago

http://its.ucsc.edu/security/index.html This tiny image inserted in the WYSIWYG editor should have the text wrapped around it. The image is left aligned. I've removed the image and tried selecting it for in the data definition field and anything placed in that field blows the image up way too big and all of the text disappears. See ITR ticket # INC0207864

knice commented 10 years ago

In some instances, it's an obvious issue (a single line of code missing) that I know can be repaired in an instant to solve a critical issue.

This is one such case, so I went ahead and fixed it on PROD.

http://its.ucsc.edu/security/index.html