Three Box Table V2.0.1 Non-Slide-Able (help)

[EmMie]

My forum

If you click within my forum you will notice a three box table at the very top, and you will see that the two userbar images does not fit into each box. Can someone help me to adjust the box so that it fits to each graphic. If you look at the AOTM image it has a lot of space in it, but if the image fit to that box, the other userbar images wouldn't be overlapping eachother. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

[David Clark]

Hey EmMie,

For those two images that are breaking out of the box and giving you trouble, try adding a width to them. Head to the plugin settings and add style="width: 100%;" after the image's URL, for example:

<img src="http://i192./z234/krypt_photo/Battlefield/misaka_ub.png" style="width:100%;" border="0" alt=" photo misaka_ub.png"/></a><br />

Adding this width to the two images that are breaking out should ensure they fit within the box. The first image that already fits doesn't need the code.

[EmMie]

Thanks so much David Clark it works wonderfully! 

[David Clark]

Sweet

[EmMie]

David Clark I have one more question. A member on my forum would like to know:

Could that table be fixed so it follows a CSS class and not manually defined colours? Would help if users are using a different scheme to the default one.

Is this doable? Thanks!

[David Clark]

From what I can see the table does have classes and an ID, EmMie. Looks like the cells utilize ".the_table_main" as their class, the title bar sections use ".the_table_box_title", and the the very topmost title bar section uses an ID, "#the_table_title".

[EmMie]

Nov 15, 2013 10:33:11 GMT -8 David Clark said:

From what I can see the table does have a classes and an ID, EmMie. Looks like the cells utilize ".the_table_main" as their class, the title bar sections use ".the_table_box_title", and the the very topmost title bar section uses an ID, "#the_table_title".

Great. How would I go about changing these settings so the table colors adjusts to each theme's colors?

[David Clark]

If you wanted it to use the theme's container background color, you could put this at the bottom of the style sheets of your themes.

.the_table_main, .the_table_box_title, #the_table_title, {
background-color: @container_background_color_1 !important;
}

[EmMie]

That codes does the trick David Clark.
One other question.   What additional code would I need to use to get the theme's outside border color to be the border color for the table as well?

[David Clark]

For that, you can add the outer border color EmMie.

.the_table_main, .the_table_box_title, #the_table_title, {background-color: @container_background_color_1 !important; border-color: @container_outer_border_color !important;}

[EmMie]

Thank you David Clark!

[David Clark]

Happy to help