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Hi, Can someone please confirm why JEvents is using the 'br' element to create spaces on the layouts of day/week view, instead of using padding or margin?
Hello,
Br is added to ad a line break which padding/margin doesn’t do. You would need to wrap it in a div or span and then define it as a 100% width block and drop down.
A br is valid html and tidier. What issue is this causing you?
Many thanks
Tony
Br is added to ad a line break which padding/margin doesn’t do. You would need to wrap it in a div or span and then define it as a 100% width block and drop down.
A br is valid html and tidier. What issue is this causing you?
Many thanks
Tony
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Hello,
Br is added to ad a line break which padding/margin doesn’t do. You would need to wrap it in a div or span and then define it as a 100% width block and drop down.
A br is valid html and tidier. What issue is this causing you?
Many thanks
Tony
Br is added to ad a line break which padding/margin doesn’t do. You would need to wrap it in a div or span and then define it as a 100% width block and drop down.
A br is valid html and tidier. What issue is this causing you?
Many thanks
Tony
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Thanks for the reply Tony. I've managed to locate the line breaks, and by using template overrides, made some layout changes; removing the br elements at the bottom of the day/week view. (The gap was too big)
Was just thinking would've been easier to add padding/margin (more easily changeable in .css) instead of adding 3 line breaks in a .php file to create a gap at the bottom of a table. But, I understand what you saying. Thanks!
Was just thinking would've been easier to add padding/margin (more easily changeable in .css) instead of adding 3 line breaks in a .php file to create a gap at the bottom of a table. But, I understand what you saying. Thanks!
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