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Author: | BrianNY [ 26. Mar 2013, 16:59 ] | ||
Post subject: | Options window placement | ||
Another question! TWG seems to be working well now and is almost to where I'd like it to be. However, I've run into one small issue. When a user clicks on Options, the options menu is partially hidden. The top and bottom headers span the width of the screen but the central portion is defined as having a width of 960px. The Options menu works just fine in a full screen window (i.e., when a user clicks on "New Window" first) but is cut off in the normal view. I've attached an image showing the problem. I've looked through the installations and how-to information for a setting on this but have not seen one (although I'm sure I could have missed it). I searched here in the forum and also spent a bit of time glancing through the code. Is there a setting that I can change that will help this? If not, please let me know where in the PHP files TWG is calculating the placement of the Options menu. Perhaps I will be able to adjust the logic to solve the problem. Thanks. Brian
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Author: | TinyWebGallery [ 26. Mar 2013, 19:29 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Options window placement |
are the other iframe are placed wrong as well? I have an option to fix the placements if the automatic placement fails: $iframe_xoffset = 0; // new 1.5.3 - if you are using php include AND divs for your layout it is possible that the iframes are not where they should be - you can define the x offset of the iframes here! $iframe_yoffset = 0; // new 1.5.3 - if you are using php include AND divs for your layout it is possible that the iframes are not where they should be - you can define the y offset of the iframes here! Best, Michael |
Author: | BrianNY [ 27. Mar 2013, 18:07 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Options window placement |
Michael, Thanks! I was able to use those to find a position that seems to work well at all resolutions. Brian |
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