10-23-2023, 03:46 PM
Hi,
I made some tests today (removing my template, managing the region size by myself...), nothing works for the moment.
As a (ugly) workaround, I decide to manage the display of the frames using the CSS property "order".
I've created a set of 30 CSS classes, should be enough for the moment with this project.
And when I create my frames, I assign the class .order-x to each frame (x is the sequence number).
In the structure of the html code, the frames are always unordered, but the display is OK.
![[Image: workaround_kurumn.jpg]](https://res.cloudinary.com/teka/image/upload/v1698075064/workaround_kurumn.jpg)
This solution is acceptable for the end-users cause only the final display is important for them.
But for me, it can be a temporary solution only, I really want to understand how to fix the root cause of this issue, I'm thinking to my next project and I will probably meet the same problem with a longer list of frames to manage.
I made some tests today (removing my template, managing the region size by myself...), nothing works for the moment.
As a (ugly) workaround, I decide to manage the display of the frames using the CSS property "order".
I've created a set of 30 CSS classes, should be enough for the moment with this project.
Code:
.order-1 { order: 1; }
.order-2 { order: 2; }
.order-3 { order: 3; }
...And when I create my frames, I assign the class .order-x to each frame (x is the sequence number).
In the structure of the html code, the frames are always unordered, but the display is OK.
This solution is acceptable for the end-users cause only the final display is important for them.
But for me, it can be a temporary solution only, I really want to understand how to fix the root cause of this issue, I'm thinking to my next project and I will probably meet the same problem with a longer list of frames to manage.