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The list of modules is blank until I scroll the page to the end of the "Categories" sidebar, at which time the list of modules appears. When scrolling back to the top of the page, the modules list disappears again.
How can I troubleshoot?
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#30 | PS_after_20161214.png | 53.49 KB | purvas12 |
#30 | PS_before_20161214.png | 28.28 KB | purvas12 |
#26 | module_filter-added-CSS-2247031-26.patch | 322 bytes | aubjr_drupal |
#15 | module_filter.mp4 | 2.51 MB | steinmb |
#2 | image3848.png | 149.31 KB | neorg |
Comments
Comment #1
neorg CreditAttribution: neorg commentedSame problem here.
Here is my full module list:
Browser : Firefox 29.0.1
Drupal: 7.27
PHP : 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.24
jQuery: 1.4.4
Comment #2
neorg CreditAttribution: neorg commentedHere some screenshots of the problem.
The filtered items are only visible if you scroll down until the last item in the left column is visible.
Comment #3
neorg CreditAttribution: neorg commentedI notice that this problem only occurs when I zoomed out one or more steps in the FireFox browser (ctrl+ -).
-1- The fast solution
Zoom in in your FF browser to 100% (ctrl+ 0)
-2- An other solution...
Enlarge the margin-right of the result area.
Keep in mind that the default layover is the admin core theme Seven. So you have to make this change in the CSS from Seven theme (not in your default theme). Remember that your changes are overwritten on an Drupal update. So if you want the changes permanent you have to copy the Seven them to a your--self--given-name theme.
Alter the CSS:
/*
* Fix lay-out module.filter
* When module.filter.result is empty. (Actually the result is at the bottom of the page, zoom out in browser)
* There is a small problem with the width whereby the result doesn't fit on his place besides the column on the left.
* increasing the margin-left with a few pixels solved the problem.
* default: margin-left: 240px;
*/
html.js #module-filter-modules {
margin-left: 242px;
}
Comment #4
jrandell CreditAttribution: jrandell commentedThis issue had been driving my crazy for awhile, and I decided to try to do something about it today.
I came here to share my solution to this issue, I don't know if its better then neorg's, but here it is:
That's it
Comment #5
mclinn CreditAttribution: mclinn commentedThank you jrandell! I tried the css fix but no joy... hated the thought of having to go back to the old module list as I love the module filter for the same reasons everybody else does. Your fix seems to have done the trick for me!
I was having the exact same issue, for the record.
Comment #6
brylie CreditAttribution: brylie commentedHere is a patch with line 119 changed to 16rem. This is basically the same as 245px, but using root em values (relative units) instead of absolute positioning.
Comment #7
brylie CreditAttribution: brylie commentedComment #8
jrandell CreditAttribution: jrandell commentedHi brylie,
I'm pretty much of a noob with drupal (and web development in general, I'm a database guy)
I am honored that my little 'quick and dirty' was worthy of a patch.
It totally made my day!
Comment #9
Vincent_Jo CreditAttribution: Vincent_Jo commentedThanks a lot!
This was driving me crazy as I don´t have this issue on several other sites (theme seven for administration).
The CSS patch solved it!
Comment #10
hobie17 CreditAttribution: hobie17 commentedsites/all/modules/module_filter/css
In module_filter_tab.css
html.js #module-filter-modules {
margin-left: 240px;
change margin-left to 280px solves the problem
Comment #11
hoporr CreditAttribution: hoporr commentedtried the patch on 7.x-2.0, and it worked as well.
Comment #12
gstout CreditAttribution: gstout commentedGood lord, thank you!
I have been looking into this all day thing their was some serious issue at the core. When I saw the comment that says, "only happens when I'm zoomed" and I almost fell out of my chair.
I hit CTRL-0 and wallah it's all back. Thanks guys.
Comment #13
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commentedResolve a issue with that latest version.
Comment #14
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commentedRef. #13 it surfaced on one of your production sites a few weeks ago, though re-testing it locally today and it seems to be gone. I'll not sure what/why we where seeing it. Peekaboo error are often caching related, though all our caches where cleaned out, and the little change in the CSS fixed the issue. I can verify that. Checking out HEAD again and the problem was back again though I'm not able to re-created the problem locally right now.
Comment #15
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commentedAh found it.
Firefox 37.0.1
OS X 10.10.x
Drupal 7.36
PHP 5.5.x
Module filter 7.x-2.0
jQuery default core, not updates
Created a small video https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/module_filter.mp4
- Zooming in OK
- Zoom 0 OK
- Zoom out FAIL
Comment #16
walevertdev CreditAttribution: walevertdev commentedthnx neorg, zooming in actually did do away with the problem
Comment #17
loophole080 CreditAttribution: loophole080 as a volunteer commentedcouldn't get the margin-left fix above to work and zooming is not a satisfactory fix for me
so, in the end, I just added the below to my theme as a workaround:
Comment #18
svouthi CreditAttribution: svouthi commentedgstout - Thank you for mentioning that this only happens when zoomed. I was beginning to freak out since I'd just updated my sites to Drupal 7.41 and thought that might be the cause. No, it's that I'm zoomed since I'm working on a different laptop... Ctrl-0 fixed it for me too.
Comment #19
TWD CreditAttribution: TWD commentedSame here.
Ctrl + 0 works for me !
Comment #20
mikedotexe CreditAttribution: mikedotexe at Metal Toad commentedCtrl + 0 confirmed here too. I don't remember zooming in, but that was it alright.
Comment #21
ikeigenwijs CreditAttribution: ikeigenwijs commentedCtrl + 0 confirmed here too.
Comment #22
S.Wan CreditAttribution: S.Wan commentedCtrl+0 works for me too, many thanks!!
Comment #23
Chris CharltonSuch a simple remedy (Ctrl+0), yet such a pain that it still lingers.
Comment #24
veroniqueg CreditAttribution: veroniqueg commentedCtrl+0 does it for me as well, thanks
Comment #25
aubjr_drupal CreditAttribution: aubjr_drupal commentedI just saw this yesterday in Firefox (latest version - 46+) in Linux. To add to #15's description, the bug appears only if the resulting font size of the zoom (in or out) is less than the default/reset browser text size (Ctrl+0).
The CSS in #17 (sans the overflow: scroll rule) works pretty well. The ideal solution would be a (currently non-existent) CSS @media selector that told you the currentFontSize/defaultFontSize ratio. If le 1, then apply X, but until then #17 works well enough.
Comment #26
aubjr_drupal CreditAttribution: aubjr_drupal commentedForgot the patch file.
Comment #27
Peacog CreditAttribution: Peacog as a volunteer commentedI've just had the same problem with Firefox on Linux. #26 works for me. Thanks!
Comment #28
slipstreamer CreditAttribution: slipstreamer as a volunteer commentedI have just tested this patch 6 & 26 in a domain access website where it was occurring on some domains and these have fixed my issue
Comment #29
bevSDC CreditAttribution: bevSDC commentedThanks! I had the same problem in Chrome. control-0 worked for me.
Comment #30
purvas12 CreditAttribution: purvas12 as a volunteer commentedTested patch in #26 on Firefox browser and it worked
Thanks!
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Comment #31
veroniqueg CreditAttribution: veroniqueg at Mouvement ATD Quart Monde commentedpatch #26 solved it for me, thanks
Comment #32
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commentedComment #33
Chris CharltonCan't wait for this one to be gone! ;)
Comment #34
katrialesser CreditAttribution: katrialesser commented#26 worked for me too, thanks!!
Comment #35
ShaunDychko CreditAttribution: ShaunDychko commentedYep, #26 is the fix.
Comment #36
Chris CharltonI think RTBC has been completed on this ticket. Let's get this merged! :)
Comment #38
greenSkin CreditAttribution: greenSkin commentedCommitted. Thanks everyone!
Comment #39
greenSkin CreditAttribution: greenSkin commented