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For some reason adminThemeUikit doesn't like it when you apply position:relative to .InputfieldContent. It makes the borders disappear.
Here is what it looks like corrected
So can't we just remove the position: relative and be done with it? Well no unfortunately, the IUC button depends on it for positioning.
I'm really not sure how to fix it in InputfieldURL.
I fixed it in FieldtypeAssistedUrl with this PR marcostoll/processwire-fieldtype-assisted-url#6. I had to add an additional div wrapper to fix the IUC. With that PR I will also need to adjust some css in AOS to get the IUC displaying correctly, but then I ran into this issue where I don't think we can fix it with CSS alone.
I'm curious to hear what you think. Maybe there's a better soluntion I'm just not thinking about.
If we could wrap the InputfieldURL's input with a div and class I think that we could solve it with CSS alone, but I'm not sure if that change would be accepted with a core PW module?
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I think I've fixed it, adding position: relative to the parent div. Seems to works fine here on all 3 admin themes, with left or right aligned IUC buttons. I'll upload it later today.
Thanks for working on this. I just tested this, but I didn't see the IUC on my one of my fields. On my homepage I have a repeater that contains an AssistedURL field. I didn't see the IUC on that field so I went to add that field in the AOS module settings, but I wasn't able to add the field.
It seems to only show URL field types, not AsssistedURL field types.
Hi @rolandtoth,
I noticed InputfieldURL and InputfieldAssistedURL aren't displaying correctly in adminThemeUikit because of line 3947 of src/aos.scss:
For some reason adminThemeUikit doesn't like it when you apply position:relative to .InputfieldContent. It makes the borders disappear.
![border](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40570/34011524-ecf5b41e-e0d5-11e7-8dee-e78cfc410f7c.jpg)
Here is what it looks like corrected
![corrected](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40570/34011554-0a1c0048-e0d6-11e7-8fb8-510784b1dc06.jpg)
So can't we just remove the position: relative and be done with it? Well no unfortunately, the IUC button depends on it for positioning.
I'm really not sure how to fix it in InputfieldURL.
I fixed it in FieldtypeAssistedUrl with this PR marcostoll/processwire-fieldtype-assisted-url#6. I had to add an additional div wrapper to fix the IUC. With that PR I will also need to adjust some css in AOS to get the IUC displaying correctly, but then I ran into this issue where I don't think we can fix it with CSS alone.
I'm curious to hear what you think. Maybe there's a better soluntion I'm just not thinking about.
If we could wrap the InputfieldURL's input with a div and class I think that we could solve it with CSS alone, but I'm not sure if that change would be accepted with a core PW module?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: