#wpfooter gets double margins

[Clorith]

After the update to use #wpfooter on the admin footer it now receives a double margin, leading to a large "gap" between the menu and the actual footer.

Removing #wpfooter from wp-admin.css:62 (wp-admin.min.css:1:100) resolves this.

[SergeyBiryukov]

Not sure I understand the issue. A screenshot would be helpful.

Removing #wpfooter from line 62 of wp-admin.css (so that margin-left: 165px; is not applied) leads to overlapping with the admin menu: 22093.overlapping.png​.

[Clorith]

Quite peculiar, this is what mine looks like with #wpfooter in line 62:

Currently installed build is 3.5-beta1-22104 (Twenty Eleven, only WordPress Beta Tester plugin )

[SergeyBiryukov]

Hmm, this is what I see in current trunk (3.5-beta1-22104) with Twenty Eleven or Twenty Twelve: 22093.footer.png​.

Tried turning SCRIPT_DEBUG off and on, still could not reproduce.

[SergeyBiryukov]

Related: [21878]

[Clorith]

I see this is only an issue on the Dashboard, seems something is preventing #wpcontent from closing properly before the footer is displayed.

By hiding every element on the Dashboard I completely lose the footer and it appears under

#wpbody > #wpcontent > .wrap > #wpfooter

[MikeHansenMe]

Clorith, can you provide us with what browser and version you are using as well as OS?

[Clorith]

Certainly;

Windows 7 Professional, Chrome 22.0.1229.79

[lessbloat]

I can't seem to be able to replicate this. I tried WIN (FF, IE7, Chrome) and MAC (FF, and chrome).

[MikeHansenMe]

I was unable to reproduce this as well on Win 7 w/ chrome 22. Are we missing something?

[Clorith]

I was unable to reproduce it on my linux box, I am also no longer able to reproduce it locally on my windows box after the update to 3.5-beta1-22133.