SOLVED min-height not working in IE and Chrome
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- Houston
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Why is it that the min-height property is not working on the three modules in IE and Chrome. Looks fine in Firefox.
If I use Firebug in FF and turn of the min-height, then it will look just like it does in IE and Chrome which tells me that FF is honoring the property, but IE and Chrome are not.
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Houston - Last Edit: 11 years 10 months ago by Houston.
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- Henning
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Are you using the latest version of the template?
You could try to add this to your css
.rt-row-surround [class*="rt-grid"], .rt-mainrow [class*="rt-grid"] {float: none !important;}
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- Henning
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btw. please post template specific issues in the template specific forum.
www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=653&rb_v=viewforum
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- Houston
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- It seemed to be a browser issue, not a template. How would I know?
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- Houston
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- I downloaded Kirigami standalone V1.6 but after I installed it, the version says 1.4???
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- Houston
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What I noticed after the upgrade is that the problem was resolved however it did mess up some of the layout. Installing new template overrode the template.css file. So I uploaded the modified version of it. When I did this the problem change back. After troubleshooting the CSS and removing just about everything other than the original code that it came with I could not get the problem to go away. I ended up using the solution Mr. Henning gave above to fix the problem.
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- Henning
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You should always put your css in a custom css file to make sure you don't use your changes when you update the template.
www.rockettheme.com/blog/coding/1767-bas...omizing-with-lesscss
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