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Hello,
I am using FoundationPress on a new project.
I commented @include foundation-grid; and decommented @include foundation-flex-grid; to use the new flex grid, as I always do.
However, in a single page, article.main-content and .sidebar have the css float property.
Therefore, the footer is broken and appears in the middle of the page.
By adding float:none; to both of them, the issue is resolved.
Is this standard behavior ? Because it doesn't seem logical to still use float when we're using flex grid.
Thanks :)
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What I do when using Flex (always for 6 month now) is commenting @include foundation-grid; AND @include foundation-float-classes;
I uncomment @include foundation-flex-classes; AND @include foundation-flex-grid;
Never add problem after (maybe with he Offcanvas menu if I recall well, but not sure...)
Hello,
I am using FoundationPress on a new project.
I commented
@include foundation-grid;
and decommented@include foundation-flex-grid;
to use the new flex grid, as I always do.However, in a single page, article.main-content and .sidebar have the css float property.
Therefore, the footer is broken and appears in the middle of the page.
By adding float:none; to both of them, the issue is resolved.
Is this standard behavior ? Because it doesn't seem logical to still use float when we're using flex grid.
Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: