@alaska_av8r:
This code from, overlib_vbglossary.js, generates my pop-up:
Code:
var txt = '<table width="'+o3_width+ '" border="1" cellpadding="'+o3_border+'" cellspacing="0" '+(o3_bgclass ? 'class="'+o3_bgclass+'"' : o3_bgcolor+' '+o3_height)+'><tr><td><table width="100%" border="1" '+((olNs4||!cpIsMultiple) ? 'cellpadding="'+o3_cellpad+'" ' : '')+'cellspacing="0" '+(o3_fgclass ? 'class="'+o3_fgclass+'"' : o3_fgcolor+' '+o3_fgbackground+' '+o3_height)+'><tr><td valign="TOP"'+(o3_textfontclass ? ' class="'+o3_textfontclass+'">' : ((!olNs4&&cpIsMultiple) ? ' style="'+setCellPadStr(o3_cellpad)+'">' : '>'))+(o3_textfontclass ? '' : wrapStr(0,o3_textsize,'text'))+text+(o3_textfontclass ? '' : wrapStr(1,o3_textsize))+'</td></tr></table></td></tr></table>';
For example, If you want to change the table width, you could replace the first '+o3_width+ ' with this:
It works.
The box is larger. So, If you want to change the width, instead of replacing o3_width with a literal value, you should better modify the variable o3_width.
Notice that in my code, I have changed border="0" by border="1". It had not a variable, so I had to change it manually. This makes my box to have a border.