I’ve asked this in the help thread with no response. I’m working with https://toyhou.se/6159153.relationships-table and I’m trying to get it to where all of the squares look like the first 3 rows but somehow the last few rows are janked up, especially the last 3 rows. Is there any way to fix this? It’s the way I’m organizing the canon relationships n stuff

letolune

It requires some moving things around, so this might be a little difficult to explain...

Within the code, you have this thing called <div class="container fluid"></div> that should only exist once in the entire code. It should wrap the entire rest of the code. 

After that, you should have a bunch of <div class="row"></div>, which represent each row

And nested within each row are <div class="col-sm-3 p-1"></div>, which are columns, and where your squares go

What you're doing is nesting these in the wrong order. Here's an example

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(Sorry to Avi if I shouldn't have uploaded this but since it's only the topmost code I think it should be fine?)

See how you have a fluid container that's inside another row? That's not necessary since only one fluid container is necessary to wrap the whole thing, and your rows should all be side by side in the code (so after the </div>)

Edit: since this is such a common error I thought I should add a reminder to double check that you have exactly one </div> closing each <div> when you edit

Mercenary_Ike

Thank you so much, I’ll try it out!

letolune

np, i'll try to help out again if it keeps not working :')

Mercenary_Ike

silvertwilight123

Yeah I tried it out and while I did find a fluid code that did not need to be there, it didn't fix it. I can send you a pastebin code with my edits so far if ya want so maybe it's something I'm missing?

letolune

Yea sure, I can check it out :>

Mercenary_Ike

https://pastebin.com/RiBLR6KA

Here's the link for you and anyone lurking

letolune

Alrighty I took a look and it looks like it still was just a matter of missing/misplaced divs; i can post another pastebin w/ the fixed code if you want 

Edit: https://pastebin.com/w64VxfHd in the future you probs just need to triple check that you're putting a closing </div> every single time :')

Mercenary_Ike

Thank you!