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kikootwoParticipantHello!
I have an html box in one of my pages on my multipage. This html includes onclick tooltips. Ever since adding them the text on my tab bar seems to be double printed and even cut off a little bit at the bottom when in testing center or on the phone. Any ideas how to make this html box not affect my tab bar?
Thanks!
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support-octavioMemberHi kikootwo,
Can you please share a sample project to investigate? Please keep it as much simple as you can. We only need a basic project that demonstrate the issue so we can find out what the problem is.
RichardOneMemberkikootwo,
“A picture speaks a thousand words”
Post a screenshot mate 😉
kikootwoParticipant(1) When you try to change to the screen with the multi page including the html widget it will simply never load
(2) This is what it looks like if you just have the single multi page widget with the html page not the blurry wording at the bottom.
(3) screenshot of the case
I believe that the error occurs somewhere in the header. I didn’t write the header, I am using someone else’s code here. If anyone knows how to fix the aforementioned problems I would really appreciate it!
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kikootwoParticipantUpdate:
Fixed problem (1) listed above by locally hosting and calling the js and css files. however, I could still use some help with (2) & (3).
EDIT: I also found another error. It is editing how my check boxes are meant to be seen. Within the app, on the phone, the words at the bottom aren’t as bad as they are on the test center. But the check boxes are exactly like you see here. (4) (The one on the right is how it looks without the html in it.
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kikootwoParticipantstilll need some help 🙁
kikootwoParticipantshould I make a new thread?
support-octavioMemberHi kikootwo,
>EDIT: I also found another error. It is editing how my check boxes are meant to be seen. Within the app, on the phone, the words at the bottom aren’t as bad as they are on the test center. But the check boxes are exactly like you see here. (4) (The one on the right is how it looks without the html in it.
Please note that the checkbox implementation in Mobione is like the next:<div id="form1-checkbox1"> <input class="iscroll-no-prevent-default checkbox" type="checkbox" checked="true" value="checkbox1Value"/> </div>
So if you have <input> tags within your HTML widget, you’d have to include a similar code like above so your checkbox can look like mobione checkboxes widget.
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