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6/13/2008 11:46 AM
 

Hey everybody,

I've created a container based on the DNN  'Image Header - White Background.htm'  The container works just fine, except I would like to make an adjustment to 'class="containerrow1_jdc'. Basically, I would like the 'containerrow1_jdc' to have a height of 20px, however,  I cannot achieve this by adding the height = 27px to the  the container.css. I've also tried changing the html file for the container.  Also, I'm sure the background-image is 20px in height.  I can make the height taller, but not shorter than say 30px. Seems like there is something in the main skin.css that won't allow it to shrink below 30px.

Here's the fragemnt from the style sheet:

.containerrow1_jdc {
background-image: url(beige.jpg);

Height = 20px;
}

 

 
Thanks, dp
 

 

 
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6/13/2008 1:00 PM
 

If that's a simple cut and paste, you have the wrong syntax.  You've used the equal sign instead of the colon.  It should read:

.containerrow1_jdc {
  background-image: url(beige.jpg);
                     Height: 20px;
}

 

 
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6/13/2008 1:45 PM
 

Sorry, my mistake. The equal sign is a typo, there's a colon in the original code.

thanks

 
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6/14/2008 11:38 AM
 

Problem solved:

the 'Image Header - White Background.htm'  is designed to handle an image in the left corner of the container. This explains why the top row cant be smaller than 32px.

use, 'Text Header - White Background.htm'  as a base for your container if you prefer a thin top row. Its easy to customize just by changing the colors in the container.css

This is an easy way to customize a container for your site.

 

 

 
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