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Oh Dear, What have I messed up here - part 1
Developer Last Online: Feb 2007
As you can see from the attached images, the alignment of certain bits and pieces throughout the admin cp has gone haywire.
This is a localhost test board Im doing for a webhosting client that involves implementing over 100+ requested hacks. Any assistance given in tracking down and resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. ![]() Show Your Support
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Adding a whos online location :
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Adding a template :
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Editing a user :
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Editing a forum :
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Ok
A few people have had a look at the problem (thanks btw, appreciate it). Does anyone have any suggestions to what would be causing this type of behaviour ? |
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It's quite possible that you have set all input alignments to "right".
Open up "CP.css" from your root directory. Find: SELECT, INPUT, TEXTAREA { If you see any CSS with the text "right" inside that opening and closing brace, delete it. Dave. |
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Thanks for the suggestion Davey
Did a search for it and here is what is there : Code:
SELECT, INPUT, TEXTAREA {
FONT-FAMILY: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
COLOR: #51485F;
FONT-SIZE: 10px;
}
Is there anywhere else that would be causing this ? |
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This is still a problem.
And Im getting rather desperate right now All my required hacks are installed. The style Im working on is around 60% complete I really dont want to have to start again just to correct something like this. |
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