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Yashaswi Singh Member since 2015 10 posts
fusionAIx Technologies
Posted: Jan 10, 2018
Last activity: Mar 23, 2018
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Screen Layout Center region is getting Invisible when screen resolution is 90%, Just wondering Why.?

Hi,

Problem

I am working on upgrade from Pega 7 to 7.3. While implementing Screen Layout (Header Left) i found below issue.

On click of left region panel separator, center Region is getting Invisible when screen resolution is 90%, but when its before or after 90% resolution, screen is looking fine.

Observation

When user screen has 100% screen resolution, screen is looking perfectly fine also when screen resolution getting decreased to 80% or below to that, still screen is looking fine.

But issue comes only when screen resolution is 90%.

I checked responsiveness of screen layout, embedded layouts and containers, couldn't find any discrepancy.

Please suggest what could be the reason for this behavior.

Regards,

Yash

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Posted: 7 years ago

Check the breakpoint configuration under skin rule for Screen Layouts(Header Left).

It could be a browser specific issue.

Share the design time configuration as well as runtime screen to have the better understanding of the reported issue.

 

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Posted: 7 years ago

Hi Asif,

I have checked responsive breakpoint and don't see anything which could impact it.

i am not sure if its browser specific issue or not but this is coming in chrome. I have shared runtime screenshots for better understanding.

 

Regards,

Yash

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Posted: 7 years ago

Hi Rachit,

Invisible in the sense main region of the screen is getting down but not getting displayed into the screen.

there is no scroll bar as such .

Please find the attached screenshot for better understanding.

 

 

Regards,

Yash

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