Strange RWD problem

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Re: Strange RWD problem

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The viewport size is the breakpoint width.

Note that you can also set the size of the dialog to full width. Then you do not have to worry about the size for smaller screens.
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Re: Strange RWD problem

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OK, I don't see a setup parameter in the JQuery to set the size to 100%

Where?
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Re: Strange RWD problem

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If the breakpoint is specified in the RWD properties) and the browser's viewport gets smaller than the specified value, the dialog will switch to full width mode.

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Set the 'position childeren' property to floating, otherwise the content of the dialog will not be flexible.
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Re: Strange RWD problem

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But the Dialog is initially hidden and only open on a button click

So?
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Re: Strange RWD problem

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This does not matter.
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