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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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
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")); ?>
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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.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
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
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.
.flyout{ -webkit-max-logical-width: 299px; }
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.