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7 years 6 months ago - 7 years 5 months ago #105120
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SOLVED !!! Search module CSS? was created by Mike
Hi folks,
can anyone help me with a little bit of CSS to have the 3 fields on the eDocman Search Module display in-line rather than above each other (as in the image attached)?? maybe CSS for a new Module Class Suffix?
I want to compress the page a little, and the default (above each other), just takes up a little more space.
thanks in advance....
Mike
can anyone help me with a little bit of CSS to have the 3 fields on the eDocman Search Module display in-line rather than above each other (as in the image attached)?? maybe CSS for a new Module Class Suffix?
I want to compress the page a little, and the default (above each other), just takes up a little more space.
thanks in advance....
Mike
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7 years 6 months ago #105134
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Hi Mike,
The Layout of Edocman Search module is table layout, each field is placed in <tr><td> tags. We have 2 ways to move them to one line:
1. Remove <tr> tag
2. Convert all table tags to div tag.
The location of Edocman Search module is: root > modules > mod_ospropertysearch > tmpl > default.php
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The Layout of Edocman Search module is table layout, each field is placed in <tr><td> tags. We have 2 ways to move them to one line:
1. Remove <tr> tag
2. Convert all table tags to div tag.
The location of Edocman Search module is: root > modules > mod_ospropertysearch > tmpl > default.php
Thanks
Dam
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7 years 5 months ago #105138
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Hi Dam....
Thanks a million for your help here....... I found the code and removed the <tr> tags....
Works like a dream!!!
thanks again
Mike
Thanks a million for your help here....... I found the code and removed the <tr> tags....
Works like a dream!!!
thanks again
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7 years 5 months ago #105216
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OK Mike 
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Let me know if you need any further help.
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6 years 9 months ago #114998
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Hi, I use Edocman 1.96 with Joomla 3.8.10 and want to change the layout like mike, but I don't have a folder mod_ospropertysearch in /modules. I tried to change /modules/mod_edocman_search/tmpl/default.php, but no effect. What to do now?
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