Hi again after many time! :)
This is a question I had a while ago. I like the general configuration of the TP Blocks, but I'd like them to be a little more separated, not so close. I think that adding a...
<br /> ...tag somewhere would do the trick, but I don't know where to add it, and don't know what I have to edit.
Does someone knows what I have to edit?
See the image bellow, so you can understand my request.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Sorry forgot to mention:
SMF Version: 1.1.11
TP Version: 1.0.5 beta 1
A quick and easy fix...
add a bbc code block and add [ hr ] (with spaces) in the box, then choose "Do not use title/frame" turn on and save.
or a HTML & Javascript code block with <p> </p> entered, again, choose "Do not use title/frame" turn on and save.
Quote from: Lesmondâ„¢ on March 30, 2010, 12:43:59 AM
A quick and easy fix...
add a bbc code block and add [ hr ] (with spaces) in the box, then choose "Do not use title/frame" turn on and save.
or a HTML & Javascript code block with <p> </p> entered, again, choose "Do not use title/frame" turn on and save.
So do you mean to do that blocks inbetween the main blocks?
yes put one in between each block you want a space, I named each block "space" so I knew which was which :)
You can also adjust the padding in between the blocks on the panels settings page.
Thanks for the tip Lesmond ;)
Quote from: IchBinâ„¢ on March 30, 2010, 12:59:59 AM
You can also adjust the padding in between the blocks on the panels settings page.
I'm afraid I can't find that option, Ich, my TP version is a bit older xD.
EDIT: Just found it, sorry, I'll check it out
EDIT2: My mistake again, sorry I couldn't find it, I was wrong -.-
Yeah, I'd say that's "older". :)
Quote from: IchBinâ„¢ on March 30, 2010, 01:13:23 AM
Yeah, I'd say that's "older". :)
Yeah, I'd have to update sometime ;D.
For now, it only works making a block the way Lesmond showed to me. It looks like I want.
So, for me this issue's solved.
Thank you both for your help! :)
No problem. Glad that it works for you. It's a nice little work around.