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  • Kris Small Friend
    #179576

    See attached. I’m not sure how to resolve this. I’d like these modules to be side by side like the other modules in the block. I’ve looked in the css and used the width settings of the Facebook Like module to no avail.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks


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    Sherlock Friend
    #462928

    Hi ksmall24,

    Can you share with me the url where the issue is being seen ? also if possible pm me the admin account and the FTP info for further checking !

    Kris Small Friend
    #463097

    <em>@Sherlock Holmes 332717 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi ksmall24,

    Can you share with me the url where the issue is being seen ? also if possible pm me the admin account and the FTP info for further checking !</blockquote>

    Sure. Please check your inbox.

    Sherlock Friend
    #463156

    Hi ksmall24,

    You can open the file of templates/your_template/css/template.css and adding this css

    div.moduletable_world{
    height:359px;
    }

    Kris Small Friend
    #463369

    That worked. Thank you very much!

    Kris Small Friend
    #464214

    <em>@Sherlock Holmes 333009 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi ksmall24,

    You can open the file of templates/your_template/css/template.css and adding this css

    div.moduletable_world{
    height:359px;
    }
    </blockquote>

    Hi Sherlock,

    I always develop in Firefox, but I recently realized that this issue is still there in IE and Chrome. I added width: 315px to the css but it didn’t resolve the issue. Do you have any idea what might correct this?

    Thanks!

    Sherlock Friend
    #464242

    Hi ksmall24,

    You can go to back-end of the module titled Stateside Cartoon, and in the field of Module Class Suffix you enter class suffix, For example you enter there _test, now that module has a class suffix of moduletable_test so you open the file templates/your_template/css/template.css and add this css rule

    div.moduletable_test{
    height:359px !important;
    }

    I hope this should help !

    Kris Small Friend
    #464326

    Sherlock,

    This did the trick. Can you explain why this occurs so that I may be able to troubleshoot it myself and save you some time in the future, please?

    Thanks again!

    Sherlock Friend
    #464365

    Hi ksmall24,

    Those modules have a style rule of float:left so They can be displayed side by side if there is enough space for them, this would also need these modules to have same height 🙂

    Kris Small Friend
    #464575

    <em>@Sherlock Holmes 334616 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi ksmall24,

    Those modules have a style rule of float:left so They can be displayed side by side if there is enough space for them, this would also need these modules to have same height :)</blockquote>

    So is 359px a pre-defined height for the modules or is the height spacing totally arbitrary?

    Sherlock Friend
    #464667

    It’s a pre-defined height for the modules 🙂

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