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  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'll assume this is the navigation module flyout sidebar view (we also have some other/older flyouts in login and container modules). It works correctly for me in Chrome, etc...

    The only changes I note moving from 2.3.0 to 2.3.1 were
    * we added a 'px' to the user setting for distance from top
    * we removed a 'container' class from the overall div wrapper since 'container' means something special in twitter bootstrap
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
  • I'm still not sure what caused it but I was able to use CSS to fix it. I added the following code to my CSS and now it works like I had intended.

    .flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
  • It seems to be related to the login module.

    If I use the following code:
    <?php if (FLYOUT_SIDEBAR != 0) expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"navigation","action"=>"showall","view"=>"showall_flyout_sidebar","source"=>"navsidebar","chrome"=>true)); ?>

    I then place a login module in the flyout menu. But in Google Chrome it takes up the width of the screen.

    If I instead choose to place a text module in the flyout menu then the view isn't the entire width of the screen.

    But if I hardcode a login module like this:
    <?php expTheme::module(array("controller"=>"login","action"=>"showlogin","view"=>"showlogin_flyout")); ?>

    it also takes up the entire width of the screen.
  • odd that it only occurs in one browser type...basically that view doesn't have a size and only picks up the width of what it holds. Perhaps something in it has a -webkit-xxx style it picks up which doesn't have one of the other similar vendor styles (e.g., it's only using a chrome style and not the base, firefox, etc...)
  • Yes, its the navigation module flyout. I also tried using the default bootstrap3 theme. It also makes the navigation module stretch across the width of the screen
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