No problem Paul. While we're on the topic of row/module position bugs...I think there's also an issue with the logo row.
I have 2 module positions in it (logo as well as the search position).

For some reason, modules with only an image in it, don't append the moduletable margin correctly (in my case, each module is supposed to have a bottom margin but as you'll see, the bottom margin doesn't get appended to the end of the module...for some reason, it starts at the top of modules in this row):



Regards,
Aadil

Hi Aadil,

I've moved this to a new thread

With the module highlighted is there any content in it?

Is it the facebook image?

Looking at the screenshot it can just the margin that is displaying

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul,

Sure. Yes, only the facebook image is in that moduletable (module) - and as you can see, the bottom-margin doesn't get applied after the image.

Then in the module below it (the 2 lines of text you see), are 2 paragraphs (this module doesn't have a bottom margin because I custom coded the removal of bottom margins from last-child modules).

Regards,
Aadil

Hi,

I found out that the reason the bottom-margin isn't getting applied is because I need to insert a div below any floated elements, to "clear:both;".

It's a know quirk about floated elements within parent wrappers.

I guess now I'll need to find a way to programatically insert the clear property after all elements within a module/component.

Regards,
Aadil

ah floats

I've not tried this myself with a jb site but option 3.

www.sitepoint.com/clearing-floats-overview-different-clearfix-methods/

Method 3: The “clearfix” Class

Yeah, I also hadn't used the clearfix before because I don't think I needed to...but it is very useful.

I remember seeing the .clearfix class being defined in builder (also, saw it when I inspected your demo templates...can't remember which) - so will use the existing buildr .clearfix class to sort this out.

Regards,
Aadil

Yes it is used in buildr and other framework versions - I just keep forgetting and using the old school way with a clear class

Cheers
Paul