Layout issue in 1.1-b

[majorpay]

I upgraded from 1.0.1 to 1.1b and everything went pretty smoothly after I changed the standard libraries (two includes) to "ext-base.js" and changed ytheme-aero to xtheme-aero. All the functionality seemed to convert ok, BUT the North panel will not align to the top left of the browser! It leaves about 2px of the blue background on the top and on the left of the panel. I was using the North section as a menu panel (with a titlebar).

I have been looking at this for over a day now - can anyone give me a clue as to what might have changed in 1.1 that would cause this? I have tried changing back to 1.0.1 and it aligns properly, but when changing to 1.1, it misaligns once again.

[tryanDLS]

Did you force a refresh of the css? I don't think anything changed, but not sure. If you don't use a theme file does the problem still occur? Did you look at the rendered HTML to see what css is bieng applied to that element?

[majorpay]

1. Nice response time - two days in a row with a response in seconds.
2. Yes, I cleared out the cached and tried again.
3. No, removing and/or changing the theme did not fix the issue.

<div id="north" class="x-layout-inactive-content"> is the north css class.

http://beta.stylingfx.com/misaligned.jpg

[majorpay]

Ok, for the purpose of testing using the loader on the page while in development, I was using the css files from "docs" - the problem is that I believe some of the settings in there conflict with the my current settings for the layout. Removed those css references and everything went back to normal.

[tryanDLS]

Yeah, the only thing I see doing this the


#north, #south {padding:4px}

from the complex example.

[majorpay]

yes - I had evidently originally modified the css in the docs folder and really didn't think about it when doing the upgrade. Consequently, image links within the css as well as some of the modified properties never made the transition. I have replicated the css in a folder accessible from the root in it's own folder and made the necessary modifications there so this won't happen again.

Thanks for the help. Sometimes it is the little overlooked things that can have me beating my head against the wall for way too long!