Thank you Stefan!
1. Will help in the real hard cases!
2. Great! Specially editing adresses or some stutus overviews will be easier with a compleate
overview!
> > 1. Is there a possiblity to fix the position of the attribut fields if they are in
> > the same line? As. ex. if one attribute is empty or contain a very short value it may
> > be possible that the position of the following atrributes in the line are moving to
> > the left, if the value is very long, they move to the right side. This make it
> > sometime not easy to read the informations, specially if the user browses trough some
> > entries, the picture the eyes are scanning is changing.
>
> Yes there is a possibility. In the format option, you can specify two CSS names, one for the
> attribute and one for it's value. The default ones are "attribname" and "attribvalue". Just
> make new ones by copying these two, renaming it to something like xxxname and xxxvalue where
> "xxxx" is the name of the attribute. You find that in the file themes/default/default.css.
> They contain a field called "width:" which can be changed:
>
> .typename {
> width:150px; <-- must be changed
> background-color:#CCCCFF;
> border:1px solid #0000FF;
> border-top:1px solid white;
> border-left:1px solid white;
> padding:3px;
> }
>
> By having separate classes for all attributed, you can change their width separately,
> accomplishing hopefully what you need.
>
> > 2. Did I understand you right, that tis will not work while editing? I would like to
> > put this to the wish list for a uppcoming version (not very importand, but VERY nice
> > to have), that it may be possible to use Format in the new and edit mode too, because
> > it is somtimes more comfortable to have some attributes grouped locically in one line
> > or to have a overview over all attributes on one screen without scrolling while editing.
>
> I will put this on the wishlist.
>
> Stefan |