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Buttons Go Missing In New/Edit Item Wizard

Last Post 04/01/2008 2:54 PM by Peter Donker. 2 Replies.

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Paul Deschenes

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03/29/2008 5:23 PM
This seems to happen more on the core data form within the wizard, but adding a new item, the Next and Cancel Will sometimes appear Will sometimes appear after about 15-20 seconds will magically disappear off the page for no reason I can tell will reappear again only after you refresh the page OR if you hover over the Upload/Core Meta menu Will appear to the FAR right of the screen causing the user to have to scroll to the right to access the buttons This is the strangest thing. Also, is it possible for the buttons to appear left aligned underneath the fields on the page?

Paul Deschenes

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Posts:33

03/29/2008 5:43 PM
It's almost like, on the Core Metadata page of the wizard that the buttons are in a table or column whos visibility is set to display:none and it changes to display:block when you hove over the left side menu

Peter Donker

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04/01/2008 2:54 PM
Hi Paul, Yes the buttons are hidden using CSS. But I've not been able to replicate what you describe. I'll keep an eye on this. About alignment: use .DMX_Wizard_NavBar in module.css and set 'text-align:left;' and you should see them on the left. Peter

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