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Hi,
The buddypress members masonry layout is working great for me in (Chrome only). In Firefox and Safari, there is no responsiveness of the members list. The Kleo theme should be displaying the members list in 3 columns and on narrower screens 2 and then 1 column. In Safari and Firefox, the members are being display only 1 member on each row and they take up different widths depending on the message they last posted. Any ideas why the Kleo-Buddypress-Members list is not functioning as it should on all browsers?
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MarkClarification:
In Chrome – 3 columns, fully responsive.
In Firefox and Safari – 1 member per row, no max-width restraint to allow 3 to fit side by side. Width varies dependent on “update message”.Hello, will assign the ticket to a higher support level who can help and advise you in your query.
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Hi,
I’m still waiting on a fix for this. It would be nice to get the website bug free and ready for launch, by the end of the month and this compatibility issue with the masonry items (members grid) is still a really big problem, even after updating to the newest version of Kleo Version 4.0
It seems the problem that is occurring in Firefox and Safari is that nearly “all” the masonry items are being set to position: absolute; left: 0px;
In chrome, the Kleo-masnry-item get assigned correct positions, that place them in to 3 columns and are fully responsive.
Screenshots showing this are attached.
Please test our members demo page ( http://seventhqueen.com/themes/kleo/members/ ) in the plugins you’re reporting that you have issues. If everything works fine then it means the issue in your case comes either from some custom modifications ( css or templates ) or from additional plugins that might be conflicting in somehow with the masonry library.
From what I can quickly see, you also have javascript errors in your page caused by additional plugins, this is the first thing that most probably is breaking the masonry library to work properly.
Try to deactivate all your plugins beside the ones recommended by our theme and then reactivate them one by one while checking from where the issue is coming, this way you can find the plugin that breaks your site.
Please let me know if I can help you with anything else.
Cheers
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