Rows on Views
shawnday - January 13, 2008 - 16:53
| Project: | OG Subscriber Management |
| Version: | 5.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
This is a great addition to the OG Module.
I am however running into an interface issue when viewing the list.
Under OSX 10.5.1 running either Firefox or Safari, the first row has an extra pixel on the group permissions row, forcing the next group permissions row to start 1 pixel lower and then finish two pixels lower.
The Username column is fine and lists all users. After 10 user groups, the other columns simply stop and there are no displayed for the subsequent users.
Under Windows, the rows stay aligned, but the list of groups is trunctated after 10 with a horizontal scroll bar at that point. The column of usernames continues.
I attach a screensnap below.
Is this something anyone else has experienced?
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#1
That looks pretty horrible. It's definitely a CSS issue, which I am not an expert in. If someone can describe a fix, that would be great.
One fix I see is to reduce the number of columns available drastically (so I can be sure they will all fit no matter what theme is being used) and to use one table, instead of two tables next to each other. I think the only strength of this module is the ability to view a large amount of information at once, so this is a less than ideal solution.
Any other suggestions?
Dave
#2
I took a stab at this. Ended up making the changes in the og_management.css file. The key was in creating a new class ".subscriber" and then changing the whitespace property for that class to "nowrap" like so:
.subscriber {padding-right:1em;
white-space:nowrap;
}
Pasted anywhere in the og_management.css file. I also took out the 'height: 8em' property completely (in
table.form-informationelement) as well as changed the width (indiv .scrollable th a) to 150px (instead of 10em).Please take with a grain of salt as I all CSS I know is self-taught (thanks to Chris Pedrick;)
#3
Cool, I'll check this out. I have a week off from work in a couple of weeks so I might actually be able to take a stab at fixing a couple of these issues.
Dave
#4
sorry wrong place
#5
Fixing title and component.