Hi Neil,

The tree is using a css "padding-left" for shifting a node views. I think
Konqueror doesn't support this style.
In the previous version of the tree the node shifting was implemented with
css "width=XXXpx", but it doesn't work on Mozilla.
I think finding a general way for node shifting will be dificult task :)

One possible way to do this is that the tree could recognize the client
browser and then will generate an apropriate style for node shifting.
The second way is to insert empty images before node image. It looks like a
"hack", but it will works in all browsers.

Are there any other possibilities?

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From: Neil Clayton [mailto:neil@;cloudnine.net.nz]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 9:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tree elements appear at left hand side


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I recall reading something of this on the Tapestry developer list, so if
this
is a repeat comment please ignore!

When I open nodes of the tree using the web site example, every node or
element is aligned to the left hand side of the page - as in, there is no
indenting.

This is with Konqueror under Linux.
With Mozilla 1.1 under linux this works fine.


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Neil Clayton

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