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TimberFloorAu
02-23-2009, 09:25 PM
Any help, changing this please.
The distance , I wish to set a specific margin from the outer table, and a fixed width, as it looks unsightly.
TigerC10
02-23-2009, 10:50 PM
I don't believe you can, the WYSIWYG editor has a specific size in pixels, so you'd have to shrink the outer table down - and then you'd have an "unsightly" area there anyway.
Besides, what if your screen is a different size than someone else's screen? Say you have a standard 4:3 monitor and one of your users has a newer 16:9... Or vice versa? Don't you think it would look terrible to one of your or the other?
TimberFloorAu
02-23-2009, 11:04 PM
I was thinking of Padding in from outer table by say 20px
Then having the wysiwyg panel, expand based on fluid expansion.
Perhaps I am not totally with it.
Example you shrink a the webpage window when answering a response, you will indeed notice the main text area of the wysiwyg editor, is approx 150px in from the outer table, and doesnt expand or contract, so its a fixed width.
If you have a fixed width forum page, that doesnt contract beyond x limit, and doesnt expand beyond x limit, then the only change is the margin padding on LHS of the wysiwyg editor.
Ste
Dismounted
02-24-2009, 04:08 AM
The WYSIWIG editor cannot be fluid (that's just the way it is, AFAIK). Most likely, it is cross-browser support issues. IE would probably go funky with that kind of stuff.
TimberFloorAu
02-24-2009, 05:07 AM
The wysiwyg editor as far as i can see is contained with a larger table.
The reply to thread table.
The editor afaik consists of main text area post icon area title field and thats it, so it must be a table within a table.
As the main reply to thread table indeed is expandable and collapsible as you stretch and contort the page, the wysiwyg editor indeed is fixed size.
That I dont want to change.
What I want to change is the margin difference between the 2 tables.
Ok think...... I have found the issue.
I am using postbit_legacy and our emoticons/smileys are positioned to the right of our editor.
I think all i need to do is whack them underneath the textarea window.
So now how do i do that LOL !
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