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Loewe
how the HELL do i change this?

  • 2005/4/10 15:44

  • Loewe

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Hey,

I've been messing around in a while with this problem:

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http://bfnews.net/howthehell.jpg

Which php-file do i need to open and change, before the text-field gets smaller?

I simply can't find it, and it looks really weird when you're going to reply a topic right now.

Help, anyone?
Thanks.
Greets, Løwe
http://bfnews.net
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Herko
Re: how the HELL do i change this?

  • 2005/4/10 15:56

  • Herko

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 4238

  • Since: 2002/2/4 1


First of all, mind your language. We don't care for trong language, especially in help requests Ask nicely, and you'll have a biger chance to get help from everyone

As for your problem, I'm not entorely sure, but you might give this a try:

edit class/xoopsform/formtextarea.php and set the 'cols' value to 40 (or another value that firts your width):
(line 80) function XoopsFormTextArea($caption, $name, $value="", $rows=5, $cols=40){

Herko
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studioC
Re: how the HELL do i change this?

  • 2005/4/10 16:02

  • studioC

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 922

  • Since: 2003/12/7


if herkos's solution does not work in this case, add

textarea {
width:300px;
}


to your style.css file. in some cases of fixed width layout this will help you.

michael
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Loewe
Re: how the HELL do i change this?

  • 2005/4/10 16:04

  • Loewe

  • Just popping in

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  • Since: 2005/3/8 2


Sry for bad language, then

I have already tried to edit the class/xoopsform/formtextarea.php, and it did'nt work.

But thanks anyway!

Maybe another clever person can help?
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Loewe
Re: how the HELL do i change this?

  • 2005/4/10 16:06

  • Loewe

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  • Since: 2005/3/8 2


Quote:

studioC wrote:
if herkos's solution does not work in this case, add

textarea {
width:300px;
}


to your style.css file. in some cases of fixed width layout this will help you.

michael


That worked! Thanks for the help

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