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xueming
Is it possible to align the centerLcolumn and centerRcolumn?

  • 2005/6/19 6:36

  • xueming

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  • Since: 2005/2/7 6


Hello,

Right now, centerLcolumn is displayed one by one by itself, and so is the centerRcolumn. Is it possible to show one centerLcolumn block and then one centerRcolumn block and so on?

Thanks.
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jdseymour
Re: Is it possible to align the centerLcolumn and centerRcolumn?

Check the order of the block loops in your theme.html file. Yours is probably in this order:

CL
CC
CR

Either this:
CL
CR
CC

or:

CC
CL
CR

Should work as you expect.
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xueming
Re: Is it possible to align the centerLcolumn and centerRcolumn?

  • 2005/6/19 8:32

  • xueming

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 127

  • Since: 2005/2/7 6


Thanks for your reply. But I guess my question isn't clear eough. Here is what I have or XOOPS default theme have for default:

Center Blocks layout:
CL1 CR1
... ...
... CR2 <- This one will be diplayed right after CR1
CL2 CR3
CL3

What I want is this:

CL1 CR1
... ...
...

CL2 CR2 <-- Second CL block will align with the second CR block

Is this possible?

Thanks again.
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jdseymour
Re: Is it possible to align the centerLcolumn and centerRcolumn?

Still not exactly sure what you are asking.
But, from my limited knowledge I believe the blocks would line up as:

CL1 CR1
CL2 CR2
CL3 CR3

I think you are trying to show spaces with your "....." entries in your diagram. There will be none as the block loops in the theme.html so it would be a solid column of blocks left and right.

Am I still missing the mark?
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xueming
Re: Is it possible to align the centerLcolumn and centerRcolumn?

  • 2005/6/19 9:01

  • xueming

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 127

  • Since: 2005/2/7 6


I will do a screen shot tomorrow :) But now let me try again:

Let's say CL1 and CR1 have diff height because their contents. CL1 is taller than CR1:

CL1 CR1
... ...
... ...
... CR2 <-- Since CL1 is bigger than CR1, so CR2 will start early than CL2, but I want them to start togher in the same line. like this:


CL1 CR1
... ...
... <--- leave this space open
CL2 CR2 <--- And stat the CR2 the same as CL2


Thx.

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