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    Afterburner, view Category list not correct

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • I am using the Article - Category list tot view my articles.
      This category list view looks compressed and is not using the full width of the template

      How can I change that
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    Re: Afterburner, view Category list not correct

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • Can you give a link to this page ?
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    Re: Afterburner, view Category list not correct

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  • Re: Afterburner, view Category list not correct

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • Hi,

      Please see attached screenshot.
    • Best regards,

      Piet Nutbey

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    Re: Afterburner, view Category list not correct

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • Thanks for the workaround but I don't think that can be the ultimate solution.

      The list / table width has to be set to 100% somewhere in the .css files. The problem depends also on the browser. In IE8 the list view is compressed, but in other browsers the width is correct 100% of the template width.
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  • Re: Afterburner, view Category list not correct

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • You could try adding:
      table.category {
    width: 100%;
}

      in your light3.css

      (Should you change style/colour - you will need to put that in the new styles css as well)

      P.S.

      Your remark about browser dependency. Not sure about that. I am working on a Mac and all browser I use have the compressed look. Safari (and thus Google Chrome) - and FireFox have a compressed table.

      Then on a Windows machine, IE7 has a compressed table including FireFox as well.

      So here we have the major browser for at least 95% of the market showing the compressed tables.
    • Best regards,

      Piet Nutbey

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