mind boggling Foundation conflict

[Joss]

Okay, solved it.

But something must have changed in Dev that I have missed.

Basically, I forgot to check if the image existed before outputting it. (Embarrassing since I make a big thing about that on my tutorials!)

Normally, this would scream a huge great error at you, but for some reason it didn't.

Because the basic-page is rendering two child pages (currently) and the second one did not have an image, that threw a server error which impacted on the foundation aside code, though I really don't know how.

Putting the check to make sure the field had an image in it solved the problem.

[videokid]

Glad it finally worked out!

[Joss]

Yep, worked out, though I haven't the foggiest why a php error would affect just one little bit of jquery functionality. 

A mystery it will have to remain, however, as I have already spent way too much time on it!

[MuchDev]

One thing that has happened to me is if there is an error that has not shown then processwire halts rendering which in turn doesn't render my footer. If a footer doesn't render there goes your jquery if thats where your jquery is. Were you logged in as su when you were debugging out of curiousity? 

[sforsman]

Yep, worked out, though I haven't the foggiest why a php error would affect just one little bit of jquery functionality. 

A mystery it will have to remain, however, as I have already spent way too much time on it!

Well, this was the reason behind my asking if you were getting errors from the resizing operation. Anyway, I am glad you got it solved