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PTlooker
[code] don't respect width

  • 2005/6/22 12:13

  • PTlooker

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Hi,
[code] tag doesn't seems to respect the width of the site...anyone knows how can i "fix" this?
Thanks in advance!
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Mikhail
Re: [code] don't respect width

  • 2005/6/22 12:27

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Quote:

BMCouto wrote:
Hi,
tag doesn't seems to respect the width of the site...anyone knows how can i "fix" this?
Thanks in advance!


*maybe* work:

div.xoopsCode {    
font-size: 12px;
Font-family: FixedSys, "Courier ew",Courier,monospace;
background: #FAFAFA;
border: 1px solid #6C87B0;
color: #385a72;
width: 500px;     #  <<<<<<--------- HERE!!!!!!
height: 200px;
margin: 0.5em;
overflow: auto;
padding: 3px 3px 3px 3px;
}



Obs: eu prefiro usar o código <pre> xxx </pre>
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PTlooker
Re: [code] don't respect width

  • 2005/6/22 22:33

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Thank you, but it didnt work, because the box stays with 500px of width but the text don't...and <pre> tag i cant use because i have to turn off the html to show the code... any other idea?
Thanks a lot!
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Peekay
Re: [code] don't respect width

  • 2005/6/22 23:35

  • Peekay

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  • Since: 2004/11/20


I have always added the wrap=physical attribute to a textarea:

<textarea name="Mytext" 
value="" rows=10 cols=50 
wrap=Physical></textarea>


But I don't know if this is already implemented in Xoops.

I recently saw a module option somewhere (can't remember where.. brain too hot) that restricted the length of a single word in a text field - which is *really* cool if you get idiots who hold their finger down on a single character to bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbreak your layout.
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PTlooker
Re: [code] don't respect width

  • 2005/6/23 1:23

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Yes, but to do that i have to edit on the form, i mean i have to put html code on the form, but i cant..html has to be disabled so i can show the code...(a little confusing i know)...it has to be a way to put the tag [code] with the width of the site...anyone?
Thanks in advance!
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Mikhail
Re: [coders don't respect] width

  • 2005/6/23 3:14

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Quote:

BMCouto wrote:
Yes, but to do that i have to edit on the form, i mean i have to put html code on the form, but i cant..html has to be disabled so i can show the code...(a little confusing i know)...it has to be a way to put the tag [code] with the width of the site...anyone?
Thanks in advance!




Webmasters: please, dont delete this msg.


BBCouto: clear the cache of your browser after change the css, and delete all files in "templates_c" (leave only the index.html) always after change the theme.html .
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PTlooker
Re: [coders don't respect] width

  • 2005/6/23 16:23

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O but i didnt change nothing in theme.html... explain yourself please.
Thanks a lot!
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bluenova
Re: [code] dont respect width

Quote:
and delete all files in "templates_c" (leave only the index.html) always after change the theme.html .


Or just turn on 'update themes and templates' in Sys admin ¦ Prefs
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PTlooker
Re: [code] dont respect width

  • 2005/6/23 16:32

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i've done that but the problem remains...with the tag [code] the site width goes wild... to 1000px or more, depends on the code for one line...
any idea how to solve this?
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Mithrandir
Re: [code] dont respect width

Add an overflow:auto to the code's CSS class?
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