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RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

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    RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Hello,

      We have a problem with RokSprocket module order, when we set it to order items by "Created Date" - "Ascending" in frontend the items are arranged wrong, seams in the last line there's an empty space in front of the picture.
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    Re: RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Please post a link to that page and be very specific about what is out of order... also, need a screen shot of your actual filter and sort options
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    Re: RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Here's the page: www.capriciosalon.com/about-us/meet-our-team-bios.html

      The issue can be seen by modifying the viewport size as shown here: take.ms/8ZqZG

      When 960px >= viewport size < 1200px, things are displayed in the order shown in the module (see bottom-right in the image above).
      When the viewport size expand past 1200px, the pics get a little larger and the order messes up a bit (see image at top-right). In addition, the last image skips the right-most column.
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    Re: RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • ok, I see it...

      Are you loading RokSprocket via a shortcode in an article?

      Can you please try placing a Module Position Particle in it's own grid beneath your Content Particle and then assign your RokSprocket Module to that Position (that you create within the Module Position Particle)?
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    Re: RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • I've moved it to a dedicated module position and there is some improvement that you can now see.

      The only problematic viewport size is now tablet : take.ms/UxooB

      The viewport breakpoints are 768px to 959px.

      On a tablet view there is 3 columns. The first row is fine. But after that, the 4th, 7th, 10th and 13th items are shifted to the right, when they should be left.
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    Re: RokSprocket ordering items displayed wrong in frontend

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • There's no way around that because you've got columns set to 4... it's responsive, it now gracefully moves items down and inline... but it still renders the original code setting of 4 items per row... everything is positioned from the right... initially at 75%, 50%, 25%, and 0%... when the screen reaches the point where it needs to shift 3 per row the first 3 elements are positioned from the right at 66%, 33%, and 0% and then the 4th element gets bumped to the next row and is set at 66%...

      So it's currently working as designed, although I do understand how it's changing your order... unfortunately I don't see anyway around that with RokSprocket Grids
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