By Josh Lewis on Thursday, 27 November 2014
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This issue is really easy to replicate. Resize your browser window when viewing the profile to a small size, scroll it back to normal size. It ends up looking like this:



Theoretically this should happen on your install of ES, unless it's a template issue on my end.

It's not a big deal, but would be nice to fix. It has nothing to do with the recent mod I applied, the screen shot above is from my non modded ES. Just reminding you guys that your doing great and that we really appreciate the new recent upgrade.
Hello Josh,

There are JS issues causing the responsive not trigger well when resize to larger screen. It will be fixed in the next release. Thanks for the heads up.
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Tuesday, 02 December 2014 10:47
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Hello Josh,

I have just tested this locally and when I resize the browser and upscale it back to the original size, it works fine.
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Friday, 28 November 2014 03:05
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You are correct, indeed the standard template does not have this issue. Upon further investigating it turns out the sizing of the template determines if this issue happens or not. For example I set my template to a width of 960px with box-sizing set to border box so that it displayed just like the Protostar template. Suddenly the issue did not occur. As far as I understand the magic number is 1232px in terms of ES's ability to resize properly back up. 1233px made it look like the screen shot above. Other higher numbers were tested and had the same broken result (lower numbers were tested too). My template is traditionally 1280px which is how I managed to get within the broken range.

So in conclusion it seems the resizing back up has trouble with template with a greater width than 1232px. Hope my analysis helps with this issue.
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Friday, 28 November 2014 05:26
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Hello Josh,

Hm, yeah it seems like this issue only occurs on your site for some reasons. As you have mentioned, it could be due to the template's min-width. I will pass this to our designers to see if there's a work around for this.
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Saturday, 29 November 2014 15:55
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When loading the protostar template, the module positions do not render hence making it perform virtually the same as on your testing ground (I know it's possible there could be differences). Be sure to have the template above 1232px for replicating the issue on your end. Hope things aren't too stressful with the EB5 work right now (I recall Jason being in a hurry with dev work).
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Saturday, 29 November 2014 16:07
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