I'm using the X theme on Wordpress which allows me to display my blog page in a two-column masonry-style layout. Blog posts can be different types, one of which is 'status'. I am embedding a Facebook status but the problem is that the height is not defined so when the page loads, the height of the Facebook status is not calculated before the rest of the page loads, so the next blog post underneath lays half way over the Facebook status blog post.
Two examples from the blog page:
If you go to the page for the first time the chances are the Facebook status will be overlapped. If you then reduce the browser window and then maximise it, the correct Facebook height is calculated, but this is not a solution of course.
It's the standard div from Facebook pasted into the excerpt (makes no difference if pasted into the content area).
Of course this falls outside the support of the X theme because this is a Facebook javascript issue but they did suggest:
... but that's beyond my ken. Any clues?
Two examples from the blog page:
If you go to the page for the first time the chances are the Facebook status will be overlapped. If you then reduce the browser window and then maximise it, the correct Facebook height is calculated, but this is not a solution of course.
It's the standard div from Facebook pasted into the excerpt (makes no difference if pasted into the content area).
Code:
<div class="fb-post" data-href="[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.facebook.com/followtheboat/photos/a.441724739204342.94818.140796312630521/972409826135828/?type=3"[/URL] data-width="500"></div>Of course this falls outside the support of the X theme because this is a Facebook javascript issue but they did suggest:
X developer said:
... but that's beyond my ken. Any clues?
