On Nov 15, 2008, at 2:02 AM, Paul Lesniewski wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 11:12 PM, Scott Haneda
> <talklists@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> On Nov 14, 2008, at 7:21 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>>
>>> Also, if you can please report the style name for the table issue
>>> you
>>> identified (and even the fix if you find it), I will put the fix
>>> into
>>> the default skins.
>>
>>
>> <td class="col_date"
>
> Why col_date? The whole table is what isn't stretched out, right?
I thought you wanted me to report the name of the css class I could
not find referenced in any css files. I am no longer trying to
resolve the issue of a table not fitting into the correct width, which
is easily solved by setting the second inner table to 100% the same as
the outer table.
I can certainly provide a path for that, that is a simple issue.
Ay any rate, eventually, if this is to remain as a table, I would need
access to every td in every table. I think I can manage this with the
new template based theme system, it looks a lot like phpBB, which I
have hacked around in a good deal.
> Anyway,
>
>> I can not locate that in any css file. I think it just needs to be
>
> $ grep -rin col_date css
> css/default.css:403:.table_messageList td.col_date {
Yes, but I read somewhere, and also you posted in your other email to
me, that /css was to be depricated. What do you suggest in this
case? It seems a wholly non logical place for that style control to
be at this point.
>> As a matter of practice, I have avoided it, certainly you do not want
>> to lead with an underscore, as those make some very interesting
>> things
>> happen, sometimes to the advantage of the developer to work around a
>> bug.
>
> I'd be amenable to changing all the classes to not use them if there
> is a better chance SM would retain maximum compatibility. A patch
> would be most welcome for that one. :-)
Ok, I can do that as well, that is a simple find and replace as long
as I am careful. I think the new template/theme/skin system will make
it a non issue anyway, as I should be able to rename anything I desire
to whatever I desire, as soon as /css and the other little bits are
compartmentalized into the template system.
--
Scott
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