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Removing the ^ !

Started by evilopinions, February 08, 2006, 06:54:35 AM

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evilopinions

I have installed tp 0.8 version. One thing that I noticed that when I put a banner or a small microbar as an ad on my site the ^ (couldn't find the downward button) button still appears. It gives the additional ability to the user to turn off that section.

Well that button looks a little odd when I am using the banner and speacially the "do not use title/frame option" from the admin section.

Just look at the second block from the top. The one with the banner. www.evilopinions.com and tell me what I can do to remove that.


G6Cad

Cant see anything wrong there  :o
I have used both IE and FF and it looks ok in both

evilopinions

Oh cant u see the ^ like the one we have here.

we have a - in here which is used to collapse blocks here

IchBin

We cannot see the upshrink buttons unless we are logged in. Can you provide a test account?

evilopinions

Account : test
Pass      ; demo

IchBin

I'm sorry evilopinions, but I don't see what you're talking about. Maybe I don't understand what you're talking about....

G6Cad

Have i been sleeping the last couple of days  :o . Now i get what you mean.  :2funny:

He want to REMOVE the upshrink and downshrink buttons when he uses a block without the background and frames from the theme.
You are right, it does look a bit funny with the arrow there when you dont use the background and frames from the theme.

Sorry if i didnt get that from the start.

IchBin

Each block has an option if you want it to have an upshrink or not when you edit it.

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