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Is this a bug in the UI CSS - ?

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Hi

Please see attached images.

I've been looking at this for ages now, and I can't seem to find where this is occurring, other than the Concrete's UI CSS file.

My theme uses a reset.css, and Bootstrap v3.0.0 and I've searched through the lines, still unable to find where it's coming from.

The input field (ONLY in the editing UI part of the site - not in forms that are inserted in to the site etc), are showing up with with a restricted height, and trimming the top and bottom off the text that is typed in to the fields.

If anyone can help, or shed some light on the subject, would be most appreciated.

- Pat

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PatrickCassidy
 
ronyDdeveloper replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
ronyDdeveloper
I think there was some css code exists in your bootstrap css that forces this text boxes to looks like this. Something like:

*, *:before, *:after {
    -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
}


If you find this, try to disable this and check. I'm sure it will overcome this issue but may arise several other issues. So the best approach is to put any class in your html body. And set this class in css like:

.vc_body *, .vc_body *:before, .vc_body *:after {
    -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
}


Hope this helps!

Rony
PatrickCassidy replied on at Permalink Reply
PatrickCassidy
Thanks Rony, I think you are right.

It's a pain, but I guess I will have to put a wrapper around my theme pages and then add it to the start of all my classes. Problem is in bootstrap etc, there are thousands of lines of code.

I also find it annoying that the class "content" has been used by Concrete5. I set my .content class to a min height of 300px in my main style sheet, and now the edit dialogue box that pops up to edit a block is really long (high) beyond the options. "content" is pretty generic, I thought C5 might have used something like "editBoxContent" so it wasn't so close to a generic term for a class that most themes might use.

I guess the only way around it is to use wrappers as I've stated above... sigh...