Any idea what is wrong here and how easy it is to fix?

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Any idea what is wrong here and how easy it is to fix?

| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| popup-fusion.jpg | 9.87 KB | Anonymous (not verified) |
Comments
Comment #1
navarrete commentedI had the same problem. It can solved modified the css. I modified McPopup style, popup-element.css
You can try to paste it code in your custom or default css theme.
But i had another problem, i need to insert a fixed height to show the element body .center .right and left if i want to show lateral borders.
Comment #2
Libero82 commentedsorry my english (translate with google)
To remove the padding of standard styles in the classes:
.popup-style-mcpopup .popup-element-body .top .left
.popup-style-mcpopup .popup-element-body .top .right
But I do not know how to make the automatic calculation of height for the classes:
.popup-style-mcpopup .popup-element-body .center .left
.popup-style-mcpopup .popup-element-body .center .right
Comment #3
Scheepers de Bruin commentedThe heights should scale automagically.
Comment #4
ataxia commentedI'm also using Fusion. I found the problem to be a conflict with the classes: left, center and right.
To fix this issue, I modified the popup-element-body.tpl.php file and replaced those classes with more specific ones, then modified the popup-element.css file for the bent_white style:
old popup-element-body.tpl.php:
new and improved:
I was able to use the same modified popup-element.tpl.php file in the mcpopup style, but I had to modify the .css file in that directory separately.
Comment #5
asb commentedNone of the approachaches described above work with more recent versions of Fusion or Acquia_Prosper on D7.
Any ideas or suggestions?