Blocks are overlaping

Blocks are overlaping

by shoaib latif -
Number of replies: 6

Hi,

I have logged in moodle with admin users and observed that blocks are overlapping  on different pages.

please see the attached snapshots.


setup info

Moodle 2.8.5

mssql 2012

php 5.6

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In reply to shoaib latif

Re: Blocks are overlaping

by Gareth J Barnard -
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What theme and version of theme please?

Screen shots are good, but what are the exact pages (how to navigate to) please?

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Re: Blocks are overlaping

by shoaib latif -
Thanks for reply.

Theme is Essential .

moodle is 2.8..

    Dashboard -->    Site administration-->    Server-->    Scheduled tasks

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please see in attached snapshot.. administration block is over schedualed tasks list..

regards
Shoaib

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Re: Blocks are overlaping

by shoaib latif -
In addtion if you can helpt to reduce the size of topics , see attached snapshot for clarification
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Re: Blocks are overlaping

by Gareth J Barnard -
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What version of Essential please?  Look at the plugins overview admin page.

P.s. Bugs I fix, enhancements / bespoke customisation advice costs money.

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Re: Blocks are overlaping

by Gareth J Barnard -
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Ok, this is an ongoing issue in M2.8+ that cannot be easily be solved...

Clean looks ok because of lack of border and blocks on left, but main section overflows the 'span9' its in.  Thus technically a core bug, but cannot be justified as nothing actually looks wrong.  Solution is improvements in core to use 'div's and not tables for responsive theme support.

Essential suffers because of blocks on right in layout.  The CSS solution like:

th.cell {
  word-break: break-word;
}

looks rubbish.  Therefore as this is an admin page used by the few, the only real solution at the moment is to use a bigger monitor.

I'm open to other valid solutions.

Gareth