iwato Posted May 17, 2018 Share Posted May 17, 2018 BACKGROUND: Recently I designed a filler page that is called with AJAX. When the AJAX call is made a css style sheet is called in addition to the filler. For the most part the style-sheet appears to work. Even the styling for the flex-box that is included in the filler works in part. Simply, it appears to be breaking on inheritance, and I do not know how to override it. The HTML <div id='yp_container'> <div class='yp_item'> <div class='yp_param'>Visitor ID:</div> <div id='current_visitorId' class='yp_value'></div> </div><!-- end div.line_item --> <div class='yp_item'> <div class='yp_param'>IP Address:</div> <div id='current_visitIp' class='yp_value'></div> </div><!-- end div.line_item --> <div class='yp_item'> <div class='yp_param'>Total Visits:</div> <div id='current_totalVisits' class='yp_value'></div> </div><!-- end div.line_item --> <div class='yp_item'> <div class='yp_param'>City:</div> <div id='current_cities' class='yp_value'></div> </div><!-- end div.line_item --> <div class='yp_item'> <div class='yp_param'>Referral URL:</div> <div id='current_referral_url' class='yp_value'></div> </div><!-- end div.line_item --> </div><!-- end div#yp_container --> CSS Style-Sheet (Relevant Code Only) /*************************************************** Visitor Info (Flexbox) ***************************************************/ #yp_container { display: -webkit-flex; display: flex; flex-direction: column; width:100%; } .yp_item { display: -webkit-flex; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justiy-content: space-between; } .yp_param { text-align: -webkit-right; text-align: -moz-right; padding-right: 2em; } .yp_value { text-align: -webkit-left; text-align: -moz-left; } You may observe the result by clicking on the words Your Profile under the sub-heading User Profile in the Grammar Captive navigation bar. Roddy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iwato Posted May 17, 2018 Author Share Posted May 17, 2018 This problem has been resolved with the realization that I was viewing flexbox in MacOS 10.7.5 Firefox and Chrome environments. Fortunately, I made good use of my frustration and made the CSS code more robust by "overspecifying" the various flex-items. I do have another question about CSS, but unrelated to this one that I will post in a different entry. Roddy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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