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By avangelist on
I am having what I believe to be a possible css quirk whereby I have a link which shows a list of story posts based on taxonomy.
[background information]
link to taxonomy/term/1
shows Story results based on term 1
The first 'block' (not the best term I know) shows the title of the post as a link, the preview snippet, I have css set to hide .meta as I do not want the taxonomy links to appear, finally there is the read more link.
In IE this all looks perfectly fine with the exception that it is very bunched up, the only way around this I have found is to set padding-bottom on .node but I can see that in the future this will cause problems.
However when viewing in Firefox, the first 'block' or result has a huge gap before the read more link and I mean huge roughly 300-400px.
The remaining results on the page appear correctly.
Any ideas??
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need to see it, really
I think I answered a similar question for someone a few months ago.
Can you post a link?
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It’s in the detaιls…
Unfortunately I can't it is
Unfortunately I can't it is still in development and so not on a live server. Bit of a pain I know
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Just in case anyone else
Just in case anyone else comes across this issue I will post the resolve.
After a bit of tinkering and looking through the DOM I realized that it was being caused by the predefined class clear-block. Seems like a good idea until you want to start floating stuff around. By resetting the style to display: block, I reset the clear statement allowing it to flow with the rest of the document structure.
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