Adding space between username and online-offline

[Disco_Dave]

Hi Guys

any ideas on how to do this?

[Lynne]

What page are you talking about? Can we get a link to the problem to see it?

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by Disco_Dave

Hi Guys

any ideas on how to do this?

Try adding this to additional.css

img.onlinestatus {
    left: 0px !important;
}

In the default definition for that its set to -4px, changing to 0px gives a little more room, adjust to suite .

Originally Posted by Lynne

What page are you talking about? Can we get a link to the problem to see it?

I believe he was talking about img.onlinestatus but we shall see .

[Disco_Dave]

Originally Posted by Lynne

What page are you talking about? Can we get a link to the problem to see it?

It's in a few places, blogs it's really off, threads and usercp are only a few px's out

Originally Posted by TheLastSuperman

Try adding this to additional.css

img.onlinestatus {
    left: 0px !important;
}

In the default definition for that its set to -4px, changing to 0px gives a little more room, adjust to suite .



I believe he was talking about img.onlinestatus but we shall see .

Yes that's correct, I will give this a try and let yous know.

Cheers,
Dave


@Lastsuperman That worked spot on for threads posts etc, but didn't work for the blogs.....

[ozzy47]

You can try this:

#sidebar_container .blocksubhead a.username{
padding-right: 50px;
}

Adjust 50px as needed, also make sure it don't change anywhere else like in profile.

[Disco_Dave]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

You can try this:

#sidebar_container .blocksubhead a.username{
padding-right: 50px;
}

Adjust 50px as needed, also make sure it don't change anywhere else like in profile.

Cheers Ozzy, I'll give it a try.

[TheLastSuperman]

If anything simply edit the image, if there is any empty transparent space on the sides then shift the image right so the left side of the image (which is transparent) serves as your spacer - it won't be pixel perfect but sure does beat trying to sort all areas of the css and some of this is shared css so messing w/ the default css definition does not always yield the desired appearance on eone page versus the others. A plugin like I'm about to do an article on would though.