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Re: Re: use of the since_last_visit_new module to generate wider output

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Gary,

Thanks, you have given me enough to find a workable solution. I don't have access to the themes but I can embed the relevant CSS in the page to get the result I want.

Peter

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td#centercolumn div.box{width: 260px } td#centercolumn div.box-title{width: 260px; } td#centercolumn div.box-data{width: 260px; }


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> > Is the an option for the module to use the full width of the display?
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> > Where are these options documented?
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> Generally speaking, the module widths are specified by CSS. Modules are contained by the div.box class, which is usually given a pixel width. This can be over-ridden by any new properties specified for the particular module (check the source of a complete Tiki page to see how Tiki gives each module its own div designation), and/or for use in a particular page area such as the center column (i.e., in the wiki page). You can add something like this after the default div.box lines in the theme's CSS file:

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> td#centercolumn div.box-since_last_visit_new { > width: 100%; > }

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> This says that when the Since Last Visit New module appears within the center column td, it is to have 100% width. Any other style property can be designated the same way, like if you want to change the font size, take off the border, or whatever, by using CSS styles accordingly.
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> — Gary - themes.tw.o
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