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Bug #15219

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Alignment with Rowling Theme

Added by Laurie Hurson almost 3 years ago. Updated almost 3 years ago.

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Resolved
Priority name:
Normal
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Category name:
Layout
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Start date:
2022-01-25
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Description

Hi All,

I noticed the alignment of the posts and images in the rowling theme seems to off. There used to be more padding/spacing between the post images.

Live Example: https://eng298.commons.gc.cuny.edu/

Screenshot of old spacing attached


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Actions #2

Updated by Boone Gorges almost 3 years ago

  • Assignee set to Raymond Hoh

It looks like the flex layout is being broken by the appearance of the cookies-for-logins css.php, just at the beginning of the #posts element.

Ray, in #11453 we introduced the trick of injecting this item further up the page, at loop_start. How do you think we can mitigate the problem? Should/can we move it back to the footer, where it used to be? Is there a way to move it elsewhere in the DOM that won't cause similar snags for other themes? What if we moved to the 'stylesheet' method for cookies-for-logins? Or is there something we can do with CSS to leave the element where it is, but not wreck the flex layout in this case?

Actions #3

Updated by Raymond Hoh almost 3 years ago

  • Category name set to Layout
  • Status changed from New to Staged for Production Release
  • Target version set to 1.19.3

What if we moved to the 'stylesheet' method for cookies-for-logins?

That would work but stylesheets are render-blocking requests, so this might slow down browser parsing a little bit.

Or is there something we can do with CSS to leave the element where it is, but not wreck the flex layout in this case?

I tried a few things in CSS, but that flexbox is pretty stubborn!

Is there a way to move it elsewhere in the DOM that won't cause similar snags for other themes?

It's not really possible to move the cookies-for-comments image anywhere else in the <body>. The 'wp_body_open' hook could have been a possibility, but not all themes use that hook, so...

Should/can we move it back to the footer, where it used to be?

Let's do this instead. Just committed this in https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/cac/commit/40a31d134875ef594abf7fde5875d4799ae51431. I haven't pushed this to production yet though.

Actions #4

Updated by Boone Gorges almost 3 years ago

Sounds good. Thanks, Ray!

Actions #5

Updated by Laurie Hurson almost 3 years ago

Thanks all!

Actions #6

Updated by Boone Gorges almost 3 years ago

  • Status changed from Staged for Production Release to Resolved
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