Ok that was the first question. The second one is again about closing tags, but for something else.
In posting_editor.html there are no closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner, although the opening tags exist here:
The template ends here, with the closing fieldset tag being for the one that was opened just above:
No closing div tags at all. They are hiding somewhere else. Note that this does not apply to the other options div (#attach-panel, in posting_attach_body.html). That has opening and closing tags clearly shown:
So, where are the closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner? And no, they are not the two stray div closing tags mentioned in the previous post. I have already checked that.
ETA: Just to clarify something... Yes, I do realise that <!-- INCLUDE posting_editor.html --> in posting_layout.html means that the closing tags shown for #postingbox and #postingbox > .inner could get repurposed as the closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner when #options-panel is being displayed. The catch is that doesn't work when #attach-panel is being displayed, because that brings its own closing tags with it.
In posting_editor.html there are no closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner, although the opening tags exist here:
Code:
<div class="panel bg3" id="options-panel"><div class="inner"><fieldset class="fields1">
The template ends here, with the closing fieldset tag being for the one that was opened just above:
Code:
<!-- ENDIF --></fieldset><!-- ENDIF --><!-- ENDIF -->
No closing div tags at all. They are hiding somewhere else. Note that this does not apply to the other options div (#attach-panel, in posting_attach_body.html). That has opening and closing tags clearly shown:
Code:
<div class="panel bg3 panel-container" id="attach-panel"><div class="inner">
Code:
{% EVENT posting_attach_body_file_list_after %}</div></div>
So, where are the closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner? And no, they are not the two stray div closing tags mentioned in the previous post. I have already checked that.
ETA: Just to clarify something... Yes, I do realise that <!-- INCLUDE posting_editor.html --> in posting_layout.html means that the closing tags shown for #postingbox and #postingbox > .inner could get repurposed as the closing tags for #options-panel and #options-panel > .inner when #options-panel is being displayed. The catch is that doesn't work when #attach-panel is being displayed, because that brings its own closing tags with it.
Statistics: Posted by Gumboots — Mon Sep 02, 2024 11:39 pm