Reputation: 5243
http://robinj.be/unity-2d-config-util/
In the source code there's this:
<div class="dash page" id="home">
<?php include ('pages/home.php'); ?>
</div>
<div class="dash page" id="screenshots">
<?php include ('pages/screenshots.php'); ?>
</div>
But when opening the page, Firebug only shows the div.cash.page#home
part.
When you click the camera icon at the bottom of the page, what should happen is this:
But what happens is this:
What could be the problem in this situation?
--Edit--
For the Recent revisions block, I download a page from Launchpad, which I then filter by using a Regular Expression. Apparently, though, my regex takes a bit too much HTML with it :/
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1058
Reputation: 31
This may not apply to the specific scenario here, but I came upon this page when encountering a similar issue with HTML/jQuery and realized later that the issue stemmed from forgetting to add event.preventDefault(); to the event handler, in case that is helpful to those troubleshooting this issue in the future.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 5554
On my Chrome they are loaded behind your background. When adding position: relative; to the wrapper div (dash page) they appear on top.
Upvotes: 2