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Problem with GoJS and bootstrap #6
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Is this still an issue? Have you tried a CSS reset of divs and the canvas inside of the #myDiagram ID'd element? |
Hi,there is no such thing as CSS reset you can't isolate an div or other tag as you think. I sloved my problem as I embed the diagram in an iframe, in this way it has separate CSS rules, without bootstrap.I see that you released a new version 1.4.22 (I am still using 1.4.19) but it has still this bug, I send you new images here:http://s14.postimg.org/t9b2c62u9/Capture1.pnghttp://s1.postimg.org/nl2ocoqlr/Capture2.pnghttp://s29.postimg.org/3ro5ppahj/Capture3.png I repeat, this problem occurs most visible in IE9 when I am using bootsrap, and there is similar problem with other browsers (Chrome, Firefox). Is this still an issue? Have you tried a CSS reset of divs and the canvas inside of the #myDiagram ID'd element?— |
I mean you could find the rules that are modifying the Diagram div or its canvas and reset them to defaults, e.g.: #myDiagram canvas { |
I understand now but I didn't try this it was easier for me to embed it in iframe. I mean you could find the rules that are modifying the Diagram div or its canvas and reset them to defaults, e.g.:#myDiagram canvas { |
Okay, closing the issue then. Thanks for reporting. |
There is a problem with GoJS library, if I use twitter's bootstrap in the same time.
Scrollbars of the stage are dislocated if diagram is bigger than the div container.
Some screen caputres of Internet Explorer 9 (similar problem in Chrome too).
With bootstrap (http://getbootstrap.com/):
Without bootstrap:
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