#1 Popup-box appearing bottom right

[Peter Bowyer]

I have tried creating my own version of your test page,
and the popup-box insists on appearing at the
bottom-right corner of the screen. Please see:
http://dev.sendcard.org/wick/test_wick.html
for an illustration of the problem. The example you
supply works fine:
http://dev.sendcard.org/wick/wick_sample.html

Any ideas what the problem is?

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I have the same issue of the suggestion box appearing in
the bottom right of the screen but on FireFox (IE works
great).

Please post a solution!

Thanks!

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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having the same problem here, i tried to play aroung with
some css-attributes like position and so but the problem
still exists...

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I had a same problem => one of possible sollutions is to use
MYCUSTOMFLOATER style like in example, the third box.

-Zap-

[Chris Holland]

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yea, as "Zap" said, use a MYCUSTOMFLOATER as provided on my example page. Basically, by default, the code will attempt to
dynamically position the popup box below the input box it was meant for. But that only works in instances where the page is
laid out in a very straightforward way, without much CSS relative/absolute positioning.

If you define a custom floater, you can position and style it yourself, next to each input box, give it a name as in the example,
and refer to the name in the class name of the input box.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

I'm getting the same problem - but only in Firefox. In IE7 the floater is appearing in the right place. This is probably something to do with positioning: wick.css gives the floater absolute positioning at bottom right 0px. I've tried giving the parent input positioning relative and also wrapping it in a relatively positioned div, but doesn't help.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Aha! As other people say, if you follow the MYCUSTOMFLOATER example it is positioned fine.