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Adding a new child to a subcontainer pushing away another subcontainer outside of the parent container

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Hi.

Here is a picture.

So when I add a new Infobox , the 2nd subcontainer (here is Links) is pushed outside of the parent container (the one with a border). [img]infobox.png[/img]

If I delete the 2nd infobox, the 2nd subcontainer comes back to  his original place.

How to fix it? All subcontainers and its relative infoboxes should stay inside the container.

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Hi,

When you say 2nd subcontainer (here is Links) is pushed outside of the parent container, so do you mean its also behave like its outside ?

As of now to me it seems to be a CSS issue, as you might have fixed height for parent.

Please share a screenshot also where it shows its outside parent border

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Hi,

When you say 2nd subcontainer (here is Links) is pushed outside of the parent container, so do you mean its also behave like its outside ?

As of now to me it seems to be a CSS issue, as you might have fixed height for parent.

Please share a screenshot also where it shows its outside parent border

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Level 6

yes so strange I checked style nothing with height

 

here is another SS [img]subcont.png[/img]

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Level 10

I am confused with the component hierarchy you have, Can you please elaborate from parent to child.

thanks

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Level 6

okey

Parent:  Infobox container  (an empty div with a border )

it's child: Infobox sub container (a div with heading like Kontakt, Links, Info)

it's child :  Infobox  (doesn't have any children -- all info goes here )

 

Infobox container can have manu subcontainers. and 1 subcontainer also can have many infoboxes.

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Level 6

as you see on images, all edit bars of container components are stacked on top.

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Level 10

Not sure whats going, probably need to look at the code for these components