Generated objects in the view are stacking incorrectly?
David Williams
items directly beneath with no padding in-between. Does ruby on rails
automatically override css styling when new items are added to the erb
view? Am I forced to use JS library like isotope or masonry?
Thank you.
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David Williams
together. But, the second tile is moved over to the left. As if it's a
relative to the top tile. Very strange.
Hazina Samuel
Colin Law
On 18 Mar 2016 21:15, "David Williams" <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
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> The top item generated is perfectly positioned, but the second and third
> items directly beneath with no padding in-between. Does ruby on rails
> automatically override css styling when new items are added to the erb
> view? Am I forced to use JS library like isotope or masonry?
Rails does not do any styling for you, you have to do your own CSS to make it look how you like. The fact that the page is generated by rails is irrelevant.
Colin
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David Williams
I fixed the issue, clashing CSS classes was causing bootstrap to move
child objects on the grid.