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[Solved] Forum made simple: changing new_topic display

Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:17 pm
by Trevix
CMS Made Simple 1.2.5 "Free Hill"
Forum 0.9.1

I am trying to change the new_topic textarea, smarty tag {$post_body_input}, so that the width of it is 100%, my problem is in the css i can not find the correct property to change.

What might be my problem is when i upgraded to forum 0.9.1 from forum 0.9.0 the old sytlesheet from forum 0.9.0 was still present and both style sheets had the same name and content.  I deleted what i thought was the older one and my forum wasn't effected.

Re: Forum made simple: changing new_topic display

Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:02 pm
by alby
Trevix wrote: CMS Made Simple 1.2.5 "Free Hill"
Forum 0.9.1

I am trying to change the new_topic textarea, smarty tag {$post_body_input}, so that the width of it is 100%, my problem is in the css i can not find the correct property to change.

What might be my problem is when i upgraded to forum 0.9.1 from forum 0.9.0 the old sytlesheet from forum 0.9.0 was still present and both style sheets had the same name and content.  I deleted what i thought was the older one and my forum wasn't effected.
Stylesheet is not changed (but it's an example only)

Check in Layout > Template > yellow icon (css) for view your style associated

Alby

Re: Forum made simple: changing new_topic display

Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:34 pm
by Trevix
Thank you again alby

Re: [Solved]Forum made simple: changing new_topic display

Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 2:56 am
by mrose902
I, too am trying to change the stylesheet for Forum 0.9.1, however I am using CMS MS 1.4.1 "Spring Garden"

Where would I find more information on exactly what properties control what styles?

Re: [Solved]Forum made simple: changing new_topic display

Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 8:36 am
by alby
mrose902 wrote: I, too am trying to change the stylesheet for Forum 0.9.1, however I am using CMS MS 1.4.1 "Spring Garden"

Where would I find more information on exactly what properties control what styles?
Look name in html source and change the relative class

Alby