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1/29/2006 6:29 PM
 
I need to set the width for various modules that are shown in the rightpane. I've designed a custom skin and set the width for the rightpane at 200px. I've also designed a rightpane container and set the width at 100%. But when I view the site all the widths for any modules in the rightpane are all different. Is there any way to set this? I do not want to be limited to only using the "text/html" module.

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1/30/2006 4:18 AM
 
There are many reasons why this could happen. Some of them are:
1. pane widths add up to more or less than 100%
2. nowraps in titles
3. modules without content

Give us a link to the site, and we can have a look.


Peter

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1/30/2006 4:37 AM
 
Hello,

If you compare your skin with the DNN-Blue skin you will see that this skin creates a table to hold the left, content and right panes. This table is set to a width of 100% and each of the content cells does not have a width specified to allow it to automatically re-size dependant on the module that you have inserted.

You will find that if you try to specify a set width for a pane, the skin will not necessarily stick to that width. The reason for this is based on the length of the titles in your modules that you insert into the page. - If you add a long title to the module, the skin will re-size the container and pane to accomodate that title and display the title on one line. - All of the containers within the same pane will also now display at the same width as the module with the long title.

If you find a title is too long and you want to display it on a couple of lines, you could use the break tag within the title - ie. - This is a very long < br / >title on two lines

If you become stuck with your own skin designs and layout issues, it is worth adding the same content to the DNN-Blue skin to see if it reacts in the same way. - This way you know if it is your own skin design that is causing problems, or whether you need to re-think how you are adding content to a page.

Hope this helps, if it doesn't, do you have a link to provide an example of what you are trying to achieve?

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