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Mon, 07/21/2008 - 12:16
 G'day, How is one to go about changing how the attribute forms are displayed? Is it addressed by CSS? Or is it a core hack? Example - http://killerjerseys.com/content/montreal-canadiens-2007-2008-rbk-premie... - I'm trying to fit the attributes within the background image, and as you can see, the form table is extended far into the right, and not really legible. Another example would be to have the radio buttons printed on the same line. Thanks!   
Re: Customizing the attribute form layout?
Nice graphics on that page. You can change the layout with CSS. I suggest using Firebug with Firefox to try out alterations of the CSS - I was able to fit the form into your clipboard with just a few alterations of the font-size and line-height and margin for those form elements.
Thanks TR I hope to have
Thanks TR Ah, yes, line-height and font sizes work pretty good. Now, the problem is, the form still takes up space to the right side of the clipboard -- it goes out about 20 pixels or so, which is bad because with lower resolutions, the page doesn't display properly. Ideas? EDIT: Dug further and it was a CSS thing... duh |
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I hope to have the whole site said and done by this month. *crosses fingers*