Parsons blocks collasping with 1.3.0 build

[Sean Fitzpatrick]

Here is an interactive exercise with a Parsons problem:

https://opentext.uleth.ca/Math3410/sec-vsp-properties.html#ex-parsons-zero-prop

When the page first loads, the Parsons blocks render as expected. But as the page load completes, the blocks overlap: each block gets partially hidden behind the one below it.

Is this intended behaviour? It makes it hard to see what is on each block.

Once I try to drag a block, the blocks expand again, but then they overflow the block containing the exercise.

Maybe I'm just not supposed to make a Parsons problem this long?

[David W. Farmer]

Looks fine in Firefox.

The problem is in Chrome.

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[Sean Fitzpatrick]

Hmm. I wonder if it's something that went wrong in a recent Chrome version. I haven't had trouble with this in the past.

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[David W. Farmer]

I see the problem:

In Chrome, a permalink is being inserted into each Parsons block.
But not in Firefox.

Not sure why they were different, but I omitted those on Parsons blocks.

Please reload.

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[Sean Fitzpatrick]

Looks good now, thanks!