Posts Overlap Content due to it’s using Position: Absolute to move them

  • Resolved jolanxbl

    (@jolanxbl)


    5 years, 5 months ago

    Randomly, though often after loading the page for the first time after some hours, the posts will appear to return to their original positions while retaining the Position: Absolute attribute, causing them and other content to overlap. Refreshing the page will fix this however it must work the first time; visitors will most likely think the page is broken.

    Using Chrome’s DevTools Inspector shows that the re-ordering is done by setting all posts to Position: Absolute, then moving with ‘Top’ and ‘Left’ values. This causes them to overlap and be covered by higher z-index content on the page.

    .eael-col-3 .eael-post-grid-column uses ‘float: left’ but that (looks like) gets ignored when using absolute positioning.

    *Strangely, this happened at the same time and layout for my Chrome on Windows and my friends’ Safari on Mac.

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by jolanxbl.
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  • Plugin Author Maya

    (@tdgu)

    Sorry but this is an issue related to your current theme/plugin which outputs this content, please get in touch with their developers for an appropriate fix.

    Thread Starter jolanxbl

    (@jolanxbl)

    Ok thank you for looking into it

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