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Adding attribute to details pane ruins header alignment

Last Post 05/18/2011 8:41 PM by mattykegs. 0 Replies.

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05/18/2011 8:41 PM

I added the Remarks attribute to the details pane of my DMX module. Now the column headers aren't lining up with the file attributes correctly. The columns in order are the File type (as an icon), Name, Remarks, Status, Size and Modified. I'm also using wrapped text for the details pane.

Now the new Remarks column header doesn't align correctly with the information displayed in the details pane. The Name column header is much wider than it should be. So some part of the Remarks attribute is shown under the Name header and part is seen under the Remarks header.

Does anyone know how to correct this? Thanks for the assistance.

-Matt

Also, below is the relevant content of the Details.ascx file that should define how this portion of the module is displayed.

<%=DotNetNuke.Services.Localization.Localization.GetString("Details", LocalResourceFile)%>

<%=DotNetNuke.Services.Localization.Localization.GetString("Remarks", LocalResourceFile)%>	<%=Entry.Remarks%>
<%=DotNetNuke.Services.Localization.Localization.GetString("Author", LocalResourceFile)%>	<%=Entry.Author%>
<%=DotNetNuke.Services.Localization.Localization.GetString("LastModified", LocalResourceFile)%>	<%=Entry.LastModified%>

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