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ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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0002464 | mantisbt | other | public | 2002-09-04 05:33 | 2006-04-20 06:24 |
Reporter | Assigned To | grangeway | |||
Priority | normal | Severity | feature | Reproducibility | always |
Status | closed | Resolution | duplicate | ||
Platform | All | OS | All | OS Version | All |
Product Version | 0.17.5 | ||||
Summary | 0002464: Over general CSS | ||||
Description | The following code in css_inc.php ... td { [edit] padding: 0px; [edit] } ... means that if anyone uses tables in $g_bottom_include_page and $g_top_include_page in /default/config_inc2.php, their tables are liable to explode. This is not a problem if they're just text in tables, but in a carefully made image spliced table graphic layout everything is ruined. The CSS is far too general. I know it's a pain to specify class="a_mantis_table" rather than just use a style allocated to all <td> but it really should be done if you plan for people to be able to use their own header and footer files. I realise that this isn't a "bug" as such, but it certainly had me stumped for a while. | ||||
Tags | No tags attached. | ||||
duplicate of | 0004227 | acknowledged | Roadmap 1.0 - Templates |
Sorry, that code example should read ... td { [edit] padding: 4px; [edit] } ... not 0px as that was my change to correct the exploding table problem, however this now means all my Mantis tables are a little tight. The opposite view I suppose is that I should be setting classes for each of my header/footer tables and leaving the generalisation up to mantis. |
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I think both Mantis and your header/footers should use specialised styles. The easy way to do that in Mantis is to define the formatting of td/p/table/... when they are inside a <div class="mantis"> |
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Hello, I think that this issue (if it still exists) is something best dealt with as part of the planned changes with regards to look/feel and templates. Thanks |
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