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n01un0
Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/8/1 14:34

  • n01un0

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Is there a way to have the "map" (back.png) be displayed fully without the scroll bars?

If so, which file do I need to edit. I looked at all of them including the .js and didnt see anything. I noticed in the gm_main.js it says

"width/height of the form is not allowed to change!
formWidth=mapForm.offsetWidth;
formHeight=mapForm.offsetHeight"

Does that mean it cannot be changed?

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n01un0
Re: Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/8/2 12:13

  • n01un0

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bump..

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n01un0
Re: Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/8/10 16:40

  • n01un0

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  • Since: 2005/10/9


I've pm'd the author and still nothing.....

Someone has got to know how to fix and size this

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n01un0
Re: Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/8/12 3:38

  • n01un0

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  • Since: 2005/10/9


bump, freakin bump!

Somebody has got to have an answer.............

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chefry
Re: Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/10/30 21:51

  • chefry

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Nice Module

I have 2 questions.

1) How can I adjust the size of the iframe?
2) Can you drag n drop instead of havingthe iframe scroll bars.
3) Does anyone have a background image with borders in it..

I guess that's 3 questions

Thanks
Frank

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chefry
Re: Usermap2.1 Sizing?
  • 2006/10/30 23:07

  • chefry

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It's obvious that the current settings are for a XOOPS site with only one menu column (side block left). I figured out how to change the image size on your page.

In the usermap directory /modules/usermap/ it the file styles.css

The first set of comments are

div#guestmap {
position:relative;
background-color: #ddd;
width:720px;
height:470px;
border: solid 1px #ccc;
text-align:left;

That's the settings for the image size on the page. I found that the setting

div#guestmap {
position:relative;
background-color: #ddd;
width:565px;
height:470px;
border: solid 1px #ccc;
text-align:left;

Works perfect for a site with side block left and side block right. It put the image right square in the center of the page between the blocks, without pushing the right block out of the picture (like the original settings do).

Regards
Frank

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