Re: Fwd: Login page question

Quoting Todd Aiken <[email protected]>:

> Another question in addition to my original one... is there  
> somewhere that the email column widths can be adjusted?  I'd like to  
> increase the "From" width and decrease the "Subject" width  
> accordingly.
>

Try editing  ~/webmail/imp/themes/default/dynamic/screen.css

div.msgFrom {
     left: 85px;
     width: 150px;       <-- to, for example +50:  200px;
}
...
div.msgSubject {
     left: 240px;        <-- to, for example +50:  290px;
     right: 225px;
}

You may have to force your browser to reload the new css.

Remember, you will have to modify it every time you upgrade imp/Groupware.

Mauricio

> Interesting addition to my original question... the gap on the login  
> screen behaves differently depending on what browser I use (using  
> the original unmodified screen.css file).
>
> With Firefox, the gap is present at the login screen, but not  
> immediately after I logout.  Hitting reload after logging out and  
> the gap re-appears.
>
> With Internet Explorer, the gap is present at both login and logout.
>
> With Safari, there is no gap anywhere.
>
> But if I try to Horde demo site, the gap is present and the same no  
> matter what browser I use.  I am running Groupware 5.2.22, the same  
> as the demo site.
>
> I tried removing my login.inc header and motd.php footer, but it  
> doesn't change the behavior on my server.
>
>
> ----- Forwarded message from Todd Aiken <[email protected]> -----
>    Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2018 08:43:05 -0400
>    From: Todd Aiken <[email protected]>
> Subject: Login page question
>      To: [email protected]
>
> Hello all.
>
> Where is the correct place to adjust the gap size that appears  
> between the top of the page and the login dialog box, and the gap  
> that appears between the bottom of the login dialog box and the  
> contents of config/motd.php?
>
> I used to modify this section of themes/default/screen.css to change  
> it (around line 578):
>
> div.modal-form {
>     font-size: 150%;
>     width: 20em;
>     margin: 5em auto;
>
> I changed the "5em" to a "1em", which would reduce the gap at both  
> the top and bottom.  But ever since my last pear upgrade a few days  
> ago, the large gap has come back, and I can't seem to remove it.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> ----- End forwarded message -----
>
>
>
> CU L8R...
>
> Todd Aiken
>
> "V8!  Return to base, immediately!"
>   - The Last V8 as spoken on the Commodore 64
>
> Even in the 21st century, HTML in email is
> still like putting an air conditioner on a motorcycle.
>
>
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