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How to Ask Questions The Smart Way   by  on 2011-11-14 04:30:35
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 Subject :[SOLVED] How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-01-06 17:59:59 
BorderC

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First, happy new year. My first question 2011 regards how to centre the archive list of newsletters in the Joomla menu's "Archive View". By default, it seems to use the template's main content cess settings, which in my case is set to "left". I would like the list to look centered on the page, however. I guress the best thing is to add some "padding-left", but where is that done?

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 Subject :Re:How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-01-03 21:19:41 
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Well, you can try to do the padding-left to

table.nsprotable {
  padding-left: 100px;
}


That is only found in the newsletter list view.


Thank you again

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 Subject :Re:How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-01-05 10:57:14 
BorderC

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Thank you very much for the advise. Your advise did the trick and centred the archive list in the template. One problem however: It also pushed the actual Newsletter in the Newsletter view correspondingly, pushing the Newsletter outside the template's main content area. Is there any way of separating the two views?

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 Subject :Re:How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-01-06 17:25:28 
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I will create a separate table id for both of them right now.


It will be included in version 1.4

If you want the version, you can send me an email.

It's already ready to be published.


Thank you again.

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 Subject :Re:How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-01-06 17:59:22 
BorderC

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Thanks, your're fantastic!

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 Subject :Re:[SOLVED] How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-09-10 03:25:14 
rholder
Joined: 2011-09-04 05:05:21
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Which file holds the CSS for this modification?  My old newsletters seem to be "too wide" for a nice display when viewed within the site.

Cheers.

Bobby

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 Subject :Re:[SOLVED] How to add padding/margin the Archive View.. 2011-09-10 06:03:51 
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Hello Bobby.

NS Pro keeps it as light as possible. Any CSS changes should be made in the template's CSS.

P.S.: If every extension on my site added a CSS file, I would have like 40 CSS files, not including the ones that are normally called from my template. That's why you should prefer extensions that do not include custom stylings - images etc. 

Thanks again!

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