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a1fred
XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/5/9 18:51

  • a1fred

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When i use XoopsFormDateTime for a form, my theme table messed up.
I try a few themes and with or without XoopsFormDateTime.
It is clear to me that it is a problem of XoopsFormDateTime. But I done know css very well to fix it.

May anyone please solve it ?

BTW, i love XoopsFormDateTime very much, it is a nice function.
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Mithrandir
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

define "messed up"

I have no problems with my themes and XoopsFormDateTime
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a1fred
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/5/10 1:43

  • a1fred

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Oh... Thanks for your quick response, Mithrandir.

I should tell what theme I am using in advance.
I am using phpkaox theme, and test with 4thefort 4whitebusiness theme.
I tried both mozilla firefox0.8 and IE6.

When i go to the page which has XoopsFormDateTime,
the following happened:
Original
something wrong
( btw, this must be the problem of XoopsFormDateTime, but not other XoopsForm, once i deleted XoopsFormDateTime, the page looked fine)

does anybody have any idea ?
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WarDick
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/5/10 2:50

  • WarDick

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Without more information I believe the comment text box - right column theme combination is too large for the size screen you are trying to view it on. The fix, if this is the case would be to change the size of that comment text box or you could eliminate the right column when viewing this page.

The right column can be turned on and off from the blocks control menu.

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a1fred
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/5/10 5:38

  • a1fred

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Hi, WarDick,
when i look at the pic again, it is really quite misleading. Let me post 2 more pic.

without XoopsFormDateTime
with XoopsFormDateTime

regarding to the page with XoopsFormDateTime, the separation with the header table and body table is so much larger, and the white space for the lower table is so broad.

I think it is the css problem with XoopsFormDateTime
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philou
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/6/15 19:58

  • philou

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I think this is a problem when using this XoopsFormDateTime
I have exactly the same problem with my module "formulaire". When I try to use the date selector I have a trouble with the right blocs....

You can see the problem on xoops-themes.org (at the end of the left column)

I don't have any idea to correct this
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philou
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/6/16 15:40

  • philou

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no idea?
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tjnemez
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/6/16 18:26

  • tjnemez

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what modules are you using, i noticed something to do with selling books, and formulaire. i believe this is likely indirectly related to formtextarea.php if you are using a fixed width theme often a textarea, of 50 or more columns will compromise your width.

edit: check the module in question and you may find that the module generates a formtextarea of 60 columns. essentially, likely nothing to do with formdate...
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tjnemez
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/6/16 18:54

  • tjnemez

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follow up:

here is code from formtextarea.php which will render the text area as per module config:

function render(){
return "";


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philou
Re: XoopsFormDateTime mess up css ?

  • 2004/6/16 19:32

  • philou

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Yes I understand ... but I have produced the "formulaire" module only with the xoopsform class.... No hack or something else. On each theme I have this problems occurs.
I have reduce the number of columns but nothing...

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