When you can't click Description Edit

JonkyJonky Registered Users Posts: 13 Big grins
edited September 30, 2011 in Bug Reporting
Sometimes as you're implementing CSS the content inside the Gallery description gets pushed beyond the container and overflows onto where the "edit" button is.

Sometimes it flows out in such a way that you cannot click the edit button.

You can hit the edit button on the homepage gallery thing, but it is so small in there.
If you're lucky there is a div in there you can set to display:none;

Either way you will probably lose some of your work.

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  • AllenAllen Registered Users Posts: 10,013 Major grins
    edited September 30, 2011
    Jonky wrote: »
    Sometimes as you're implementing CSS the content inside the Gallery description gets pushed beyond the container and overflows onto where the "edit" button is.

    Sometimes it flows out in such a way that you cannot click the edit button.
    When this happens you are screwed.

    If you're lucky there is a div in there you can set to display:none;
    Otherwise you have to pretty much scrap the whole thing.
    Go into gallery settings and edit the description there.

    You probably have a set height assigned to the description box so it doesn't auto expand with content.
    Otherwise an unclosed div.
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  • richWrichW Registered Users Posts: 941 Major grins
    edited September 30, 2011
    Jonky wrote: »
    Sometimes as you're implementing CSS the content inside the Gallery description gets pushed beyond the container and overflows onto where the "edit" button is.

    Sometimes it flows out in such a way that you cannot click the edit button.
    When this happens you are screwed.

    If you're lucky there is a div in there you can set to display:none;
    Otherwise you have to pretty much scrap the whole thing.
    You have any examples of this on your site? Post a link and we'll take a look.
    Many times when I see an 'edit' link disappear, it's from an open division.
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