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4.2.1 installed , rating 5 , nominated
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Hi, just installed this for the first time, followed the instructions, getting this SQL error when I activate the block, which messes up the forum:
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:( i dont know how to edit additional.css
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You can add sorting displayed groups?
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I've just installed this. How do you change the block title 'Current Staff Online' to something else? Changing the title in the 'edit block' form makes no difference.
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Try changing the phrase bop5_staff_online
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Oh yeah. Thanks :)
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Not a problem, glad to help. :)
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Well, here's one issue that I'm noticing... the current settings within the provided additional.css code tend to squeeze the larger avatars to the point of image distortion. For example, we have some staff avatars that are 180px × 120px and they end up looking very squeezed within the sidebar.
The actual aspect ratios of member avatars can however be preserved by changing max-width: 40px; to max-width: 60px; ...however, that misaligns the usernames and titles because they are each positioned the same distance from their respective multiple-width avatars. So my choices seem to be: 1) accept the overly squeezed larger avatars, 2) accept the misaligned usernames, or 3) disable the display of avatars within this sideblock mod. The first two options don't look quite right. Playing around a bit, I've found that I can adjust the padding directive from 4px to, say, 24px. This will move the usernames farther toward the center of the sideblock. But unfortunately they are still misaligned. I've noticed that various other sideblocks I add to the sidebar will auto-reduce avatar size proportionally in order to preserve aspect ratio and retain alignment of the text margin points. Can this somehow be done for this sideblock mod as well? And if not, is there any other solution that will allow the usernames and title text to line up while retaining the aspect ratios for larger avatars? Other than this issue, I really love the mod! Thanks |
Update:
I've changed the max-width to 54 pixels ...while it's not perfect, I think I can live with it if there's no other available solution. |
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