I created a container with several multiline labels.
When I place the container in another container using the IDE everything works as expected.
When i use embed within the containers are nested with a
It’s a known bug.
Are there any known work arounds ?
How do you get this code ?
He looked at the DOM after the label was rendered.
Forgive me for asking, but how do you do that ?
Depends on the browser
You could just “show page source” in whatever browser you’re using
Safari has a “Develop Menu” (as do others) you can enable to look at the page (Show Web Inspector)
In there you can roll over elements on the page & inspect the various elements
[quote=117805:@Norman Palardy]Depends on the browser
You could just “show page source” in whatever browser you’re using
Safari has a “Develop Menu” (as do others) you can enable to look at the page (Show Web Inspector)
In there you can roll over elements on the page & inspect the various elements[/quote]
I just looked in Chrome and Safari. Amazingly, the Page Source shows the timeout version of the app. Seems the real source in Safari is in Event.Open interlaced with a ton or
between every element. But I think I can find my way in there. Thank you.
Just careful with that knowledge - easy to blow your feet off 
I there any particular reason why it uses the “top 50%” ? I don’t mind the extra div. but this really messes with the layout.
Maybe a stupid question, but have you tried setting the top after nesting ?
Not tried this specifically with your problem but have done it for other things. Find the CSS name (if it has one) and add a style in the app html header to tweak the CSS but you must remember to include the “!important” tag. If it doesnt have a CSS name then you could use a nested CSS something like:
<style>
div > div { top: 0px !important; }
</style>
or more generic
<style>
div div { top: 0px !important; }
</style>
It is used for vertical centering when the label is not set to multi line. As I said, it’s a known bug. Have you tried setting the label to be multi Line?
Yes, it’s a multiline label, otherwise i would have expected to be centered