Page Builder 6.3.1 | Dynamic Collection In Joomla Module | Image Width And Height
S-D CONSULTING
Hi, I'm reporting an issue I see isn't resolved when using PageBuilder within a Joomla module.
Specifically, I'll give an example of a dynamic collection, where I simply use images. When I enter fixed height and width values, the parameters aren't applied.
I've seen this problem with other add-ons as well, but it's particularly unfortunate that it doesn't work with collections. You have to use custom.css to adjust all the measurements in responsive mode.
I've also tested it on your demos, so I don't need to set up my own test environment. If you test it, you'll notice the problem.
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted AnswerHi
Thanks for contacting us. Could you please give me a screencast video of that issue? It will help our Dev team to understand, and it will be faster to solve it.
-Regards.
S-D CONSULTING
Accepted AnswerHi, I created a video, and you can find the link in the hidden area.
As you can see, I created a module and included it in your quick install demo (Agentik) to demonstrate that the problem is common across all websites.
If you use the collection to upload images, but do so within a Joomla module (the module needs to be called at the content-bottom of all pages), you'll notice that the height and width parameters aren't reflected.
At the end of the video, I highlight the webmaster tools, and you'll see that the wrapper div doesn't actually reflect the measurements I provided as an example.
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted AnswerOk I will inform our team about it.
Thank you.
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted AnswerHi
Could you please give me your site URL? So that I can check. If you want I can solve it via custom CSS.
S-D CONSULTING
Accepted AnswerHi, thank you. I've already solved the problem I highlighted via CSS.
I opened the ticket to let you know that the PageBuilder used in forms has these bugs that need to be fixed, because certain set values aren't taken into account at all.
The problem only exists in forms, and to work around it, you need to use custom.css.