Hi Armin,
thank you for your reply. I think the 3.x-concept of template is much more
easier than the jquery-concept. Expecially the region-layout is much more
complication as you can't use CSS to style (it is an element.style). So I
think, I will swith to the 3.1-stable version as I am right on the beginning
and it is no problem to "restart" with the 3-version.
Have a nice weekend
Kai
Armin Burger-2 wrote:
>
> In the file map.phtml there is a section in the <head> part of the file,
> starting like
>
> /**
> * Settings for jquery.ui.layout
> * ======= ADAPT TO PAGE LAYOUT =======
> */
> var myLayout;
>
> $(document).ready(function () {
> myLayout = $('body').layout({
>
>
> There are the sizes of the various layout elements.
> The default map.phtml uses the jquery layout plugin that has lots of
> specific settings and possibilities. For details see
> http://layout.jquery-dev.net/
>
> For playing with various settings of CSS it is very helpful to use
> Firefox with the Firebug extension loaded. That let's you easily
> identify the elements and their styles, also giving the possibility
> changing them on the fly without reloading the page all the time. Some
> knowledge of CSS is required though.
>
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