This appears to be a SharePoint 2013 bug.
One of the exciting features of SharePoint 2013 is the Callout. When you have a list of documents, and you want to learn more about the document without having to open it, you can click the three dots Callout button to get a popup that shows pertinent information about the document.
The problem is this information is being cut off when you apply a fixed height to the webparts properties and the height is not enough to accommodate the popup.
It appears to be due to the webpart being converted to an iFrame when a specific height is applied to it. I have been unable to find a CSS fix for this.
You can view an image of the issue here: http://www.pixelwonders.com/fixed-height-webpart.jpg
Anyone know how to fix this?
Thank you in advance for your help!
I had a very similar issue. I have a Google Map web part with fixed height and width in a two column layout, with a list on the right. The filter drop down menu would cut off just like what your image shows.
I was able to correct it by adding a script editor to modify the CSS with overflow: visible !important on both columns. In your image it looks like you have one web part above another, I would think the same rules would apply.
<style>
#WebPartWPQ3{
overflow: visible !important;
}
#WebPartWPQ2{
overflow: visible !important;
}
</style>
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It appears that the default behavior for the rich text editor dialog in Page Editor is to scroll the entire page back to the top. This creates bad UX on long pages, since after you're done editing, you have to scroll back down the page and figure out where the text is that you edited.
Anyone know how to make the page stay scrolled to where it was?
I am not sure if it is related, since I am not able to reproduce your problem, but it reminds me of a bug in the Sitecore client that showed up in Internet Explorer and Firefox versions, where the content tree pane would do the same (scroll up after interaction). Please take a look at this StackOverflow question for a possible solution.
Furthermore I want to give you the advice to build up pages in Sitecore using small building blocks (multiple hierarchical placeholders with small renderings). Only then you would be able to leverage the full potential of the system, regarding page editing features and personalization. Also, only then a content editor can alter the presentation in the Experience Editor (Page Editor for older versions). Putting long pages of HTML-code in a single rich text editor field isn't recommended.
I fixed it changing the positioning of the jqueryModalDialogsFrame from absolut to fixed:
#jqueryModalDialogsFrame{
position:fixed !important;
top:0px !important;
left:0px !important;
}
right now the content of dropdowns is by default to the bottom right.
Is there an option to set it so it goes to the bottom left?
(foundation 5)
The "right" style is being applied through JS. To override this just give #contentDrop a style of #contentDrop{left: -100px !important;} or whatever value you would like to pull left. You will need to adjust the .f-dropdown:after{left:XXpx !important;} and .f-dropdown:before{left:XXpx !important;} stylings to bring the little triangle to the right of the dropdown box.
This is a hack because Zurb-Foundation is still working on a solution to this problem. There is an github issue related to this. I found a Hack here that helped me solve it.
Using this information here is how to get the alignment correct. Add a class bottom-align-left to the content dropdown div:
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<div id="drop2" data-dropdown-content class="f-dropdown bottom-align-left">
Then add this to your CSS or SCSS file. You will have to play with the number to get it right.
.bottom-align-left {
margin-left: -375px;
}
Now the triangle shows up in the wrong place. To fix this remove the triangle.
Open _settings.scss.
Find $f-dropdown-triangle-size and set it to 0px i.e.
$f-dropdown-triangle-size: 0px;
To enable horizontal scrollbars in a table I need to style the containing DIV with "overflow: auto", highlighted in blue.
I tried it with FireBug and got the desired result. Just can't figure out out how to put the setting into APEX.
Using the theme "Blue Responsive".
I've played with this a bit in Apex 4.2.2, it should work the same in 4.2.1 I think. That particular div doesn't come from any template but you can target it with some CSS.
In the page properties, for CSS Inline, I entered the following and it seemed to work:
#report_2583625959157728_catch {overflow:auto}
(I think I've transcribed the correct id from your screenshot - you may need to check)
Unfortunately this means you'd have to do this for each report in your application individually where you want the scrollbar to appear.
Note: I haven't tested this in IE, however - last time I was mucking around with scrolling areas I found it incredibly frustrating to get it working in IE without breaking other functionality in the region - especially for Interactive reports.
You can add to Region Header:
<div style="overflow:auto;">
and to Region Footer
</div>
You can also add your css line to a report region template, if you want the scrollbar to be added to each report.
Other wise you're better of putting the overflow on a class and add it to your application's stylesheet, eg:
.myClass {overflow:auto}
you get more flexibilty to style your region this way. You can add the class to your report by setting the region attributes to class="myClass".
Note that instead of "auto", you can also try to use the element option "scroll", check the w3schools docs: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_overflow.asp
I am using Infragistics UltraWebGrid version is 11.1.20111.1006 on MS Visual Studio 2008. I have implemented nested UltraWebGrid. Parent grid is getting rendered properly but when I click a link to view child (i.e. nested) grid, alignment of child grid's header and row gets disturbed. I am testing it on Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).
Can you suggest a solution?
Thanks
I can recommend to try to add this style to the page:
#UltraWebGrid1_div>table>tbody>tr>td>table>colgroup>col:first-child
{
width: 0px !important;
}
I would like to add a button to the Sitecore rich text editor toolbar, specifically one that inserts the H2 element.
I know the H2 element can be inserted using the paragraph styles pulldown menu, but all my editors are now using the bold button for their headings because they don't "see" the paragraph styles pulldown. So, I want to make the H2 easily available using a toolbar button. (And maybe even removing the bold buttons, since it's not semantic at all.)
But no matter how I go through the documentation, I cannot find a good explanation on how to do this.
In addition to the guide Yan posted, here's another guide.
I found a couple of walkthroughs for this...
Sitecore v6.3 and previous: link
Sitecore v6.4: link
Make sure that you select the core database (bottom right of Sitecore desktop) so that you can see the /sitecore/system/Settings/Html Editor Profiles area.
In my article here the first step of wiring up an event to a button is in javascript. From there you can insert text or tags. You can also get the selected text and wrap it in tags. You don't need to compile anything I was just showing how you would if you needed to, but you can entirely cut that piece out and just use the editor to send whatever text you want back to the wysiwyg editor.