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Where to edit inline styles?

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14 years 6 months ago #3356 by budfox
Ah right, that makes sense. I tend to build templates from scratch as I like to know what's going on :)

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14 years 6 months ago #3355 by douglas
Replied by douglas on topic Re: Where to edit inline styles?
Dear Steve,

I didn't add it by default in my MooFAQ templates because most of the commercial templates already add a padding to the .contentpaneopen, as this is a Joomla default css class.

Sincere regards,

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14 years 6 months ago #3354 by budfox
Ah thanks. I should have spotted that empty CSS declaration.

I've now set it to be 8px all around.

Might I suggest that it looks a whole lot better with some margin, and maybe your default CSS should have a value set there.

Regards
Steve

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14 years 6 months ago #3353 by douglas
Replied by douglas on topic Re: Where to edit inline styles?
Dear Steve,

In the CSS file< www.relayservices.co.uk/components/com_m...efault/css/panel.css > you can find this line:
.pane-sliders table.contentpaneopen{}

and change for this one:
.pane-sliders table.contentpaneopen{margin:10px}

Of course you can play around with the margin values until you get the desired results.
You can also add different margins for each direction like this example:
margin:5px 1px 9px 5px;

Always clockwise:
margin:TOP RIGHT BOTTOM LEFT;

Best regards,

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14 years 6 months ago #3352 by budfox
OK, thanks for that, but could you tell me how to edit the line please. I really don't want zero padding :-(

Cheers
Steve

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14 years 6 months ago #3346 by douglas
Replied by douglas on topic Re: Where to edit inline styles?
Dear Steve,

That's for the slider. MooTools adds it and it is required.

It uses Joomla Core SEF options and it is SEF coompatible;

Kind regards,

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