Hello,
I had a comment extending past the boundaries of my page due to the components/com_chronocontact/css/style1.css effecting the #container for ChronoComments..
Here is what I commented out to bring the comments back under the area of our page (again, this is an edit within the components/com_chronocontact/css/style1.css stylesheet if installed, NOT in the ChronoComments style.css):
Hope this helps.. also, Max is there a way, since #container can be a fairly typical div id to name these something like #commentcontainer and #formscontainer or contactcontainer to minimize conflict ??
Thanks again!!!
I had a comment extending past the boundaries of my page due to the components/com_chronocontact/css/style1.css effecting the #container for ChronoComments..
Here is what I commented out to bring the comments back under the area of our page (again, this is an edit within the components/com_chronocontact/css/style1.css stylesheet if installed, NOT in the ChronoComments style.css):
#container
{
/* width: 800px; commented out due to conflict with div#container in components/com_chronocomments/style.css */
margin:0px auto;
}
Hope this helps.. also, Max is there a way, since #container can be a fairly typical div id to name these something like #commentcontainer and #formscontainer or contactcontainer to minimize conflict ??
Thanks again!!!
Hi Jesse,
actually this has been fixed in ChronoComments V1.2, it does have #comments-container now.
I will change this in Chronoforms too, thanks for pointing to this.
Cheers,
Max
actually this has been fixed in ChronoComments V1.2, it does have #comments-container now.
I will change this in Chronoforms too, thanks for pointing to this.
Cheers,
Max
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