Hi @airali,
WP Tiles should always expand to the first parent element that has an explicit position. Check if your entry-content div has position: relative or another value for position. If not, try setting it in Web Inspector / Firebug and resize your window to see if WP Tiles is drawn at the right width then.
If that doesn’t work, can you send a link to the website in question, then I’ll have a look.
Cheers,
Mike
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airali
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Hi Mike,
thank you for your reply.
Unfortunately I cannot send you the link as my client has not allowed me to publish the website yet.
However, I uploaded a screenshot here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10058559/wp-tiles-error.png
The selected element in firebug is wp-tiles-container and yes, it has a position:relative. As you can see in the picture, photos seem to ignore the element width.
I noticed that it only happens when I set a padding between tiles.
I remember that, while searching the web for a solution, I found a topic by someone who had reported a similar issue, so probably padding is the key.
Hi airali,
I remember that topic.. that never got a resolution unfortunately. What is the position property for the container that is the parent of .wp-tiles-container?
I have never seen this problem happen myself, so I’m just speculating now. Can you think of any way in which I can reproduce this? Are you using a theme I can get my hands on? Let me know!
Mike
