Your welcome.
Theming isn't really the issue here. But you're correct that it's a
CSS thing. The reason why width="400px" didn't work is that the width
attribute should be the number only, unlike with CSS where you should
include the 'px'. And you're right that this would best be handled by
a CSS
OK. I'm not sure what I was doing wrong when I tried this before, but I got
it to work using:
Obviously I can do the same thing by creating a class and using css. So I
assume I need to next learn more about Theming.
Thank you, again, Cricket. You were very helpful.
On Friday, July 6, 2012 4
Hi Cricket:
Thank you, again.
When I perform the bake, it creates the basic view files: add.ctp,
edit.ctp, view.ctp, and index.ctp. So, when I open my browser to a page,
e.g., http://localhost/cakebible/clauses, I get a table with all my fields.
Some of the fields are not wide enough to best d
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. You want to know how to
deal with some text being wider?
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 2:47 PM, Kevin Mitchell wrote:
> It works!
>
> Thank you ... very, very, VERY much.
>
> So, somehow it knows that the Hebrew is right-to-left without being
> explicitly told
It works!
Thank you ... very, very, VERY much.
So, somehow it knows that the Hebrew is right-to-left without being
explicitly told. That's great.
I guess, next, I'll have to learn how to make some of the fields that
display wider, and perhaps, have a different Hebrew and Greek fonts.
If you c
You need to ensure that all parts of the application are using the
same character encoding. UTF-8 is a good choice.
When you create the database specify the encoding. For MySQL:
CREATE DATABASE foo DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8;
If you've populated the DB with a file full of data, first make sure
t
I am new to CakePHP, having just learned how to bake a table to create
Model, Controller, and View. One of the fields in my database is Hebrew
(with diacritics) and one is Greek; the remainder of the fields are
English. How do I get the Hebrew and Greek to show up correctly? As is, I
just see a
