List buttons rendering...

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Hi,
as it is possible to choose default rendering for list buttons (inline/floating/dropdown), I choosed dropdown.
In List settings / Details / Links / Render buttons / Use Global (==> Dropdown !)
buttons are rendered as :

but if I set in List settings / Details / Links / Render buttons / Dropdown
buttons are rendered correctly as :


Is it normal ?

 

[rob]

Good catch! Indeed this is not normal
Fix should be in github https://github.com/Fabrik/fabrik/commit/dd7d416a2333b579a577d8b958d6599302ef8296

 

[Incremental]

Thanks Rob,
I'm going crazy as I do not progress in my dev....

 

[Incremental]

Thanks, it's Ok
But if I choose inline, I have the following rendering in the default Joomla template.


Normal ?

 

[cheesegrits]

Can you point us at the page?

Using Protostar and the standard Fabrik bootstrap list template, it should be responsive:

http://screencast.com/t/CML8mo6j793

-- hugh

 

[troester]

I can confirm the issue.
Protostar is responsive but only in relation to the content area, switching if browser width is going below ca. 705 px.
If your fabrik list (HTML table) is exceeding the content width it's reaching into the nav area.
You'd need something like table-layout:fixed or max-width... to force the table into content area.

 

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At the moment, I'm using it on local with vanilla Joomla 3.1 settings

 

[rob]

u could always set some elements to hide when the view width decreases
edit your list and select details->layout->bootstrap list classes. Add elements in the responsive CSS window.

 

[cheesegrits]

Protostar is responsive but only in relation to the content area, switching if browser width is going below ca. 705 px.
If your fabrik list (HTML table) is exceeding the content width it's reaching into the nav area.

Ah, yes, I should have been more explicit. On my wider tables, I remove any right hand modules that extend that far down, to give the table more room. Not a lot we can do about that, really. A standard J! page with right hand modules only has so much real estate for the content.

u could always set some elements to hide when the view width decreases
edit your list and select details->layout->bootstrap list classes. Add elements in the responsive CSS window.

Ooooh! I'd forgotten about that feature. Thanks for the reminder.

-- hugh

 

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Thanks, Fabrik rocks !