I love how the responsive grid gets me a mobile-capable site "for free". One thing I noticed was a lot of white space when my left sidebar, central content, and right sidebar were stacked in a narrow window. In my case, there was a lot of whitespace under the left sidebar, which had only a small amount of content.

This was due to equal heights being turned on in the zone and region configuration. Turning it off made the extra whitespace vanish.

I currently don't need equal heights, but if I did, equal heights does seem pointless when the areas get stacked, since it just adds unnecessary space. So perhaps the responsive grid should suppress the equal height stuff when the equal-height areas are not side-by-side?

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himerus’s picture

himerus CreditAttribution: himerus commented
Category: feature » bug

Definitely a known issue.... Will be resolved in next release.

Changing to bug report...

fubhy’s picture

fubhy CreditAttribution: fubhy commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Patched in latest dev.

asigrist’s picture

asigrist CreditAttribution: asigrist commented

Was this patched? I'm working on a site we sub-themed based on the latest version of Omega (7.x-3.0), which seems to have been released after this issue was marked as fixed, but I am having this very issue with equalheights in ios - it works great in the browser, but creates a huge gulf when the regions are stacked on the phone. Is there something I need to do to my subtheme to keep this from happening? I do need to use the equalheights, so that a sidebar menu's background extends to the same height as the content next to it.

Thanks!