Hi,
Firstly let me say a huge
well done and thank you for your efforts as I have only just come across your site in the last few days and would rank it as one of the leader sites IMO.
I have read your forum Announcements (Read here before posting!) information and have looked arounf the forums as I have not located the issue at hand I now post, sorry in advance if this has been raised prior.
I have pulled and am using your fiback theme and it really suits. I have also downloaded and installed your
NukeStyles_Enhanced_Downloads file and have been successful in loading it however and after some time, am now stuck with the table width, below is from your install.txt file but I'm finding it hard to work out which file these changes need to be made in. I have tried a few files here and there however have had not luck and ask if you could assist and advise.
I'm guessing the only change is to the
OpenTable2(); and by adding the
width=\"100%\" line it should look like this
OpenTable2(); width=\"100%\"
I have as mentioned tried this on the index.php, ns_downloads files as well as a couple of others, so my question is easy, what is the file name and its location that requires the above changes to increase the information area of the downloads page ?
Sorry to use up your time like this
ops: and please no rush as I have time for a reply.
Thanking you (and your team) in advance.
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I shall explain this again:
The OpenTable2 & CloseTable2 are used throughout Nuke about 4-5 times total. Almost worthless. We took these settings and made them useable. But, in order for them to be the best looking, you should make the OpenTable2(); tables with a width of 100%. As of now, they only expand to the length of the content inside them. So if you have a couple words inside the tables, it will shrink and look all wacky. I suggest you make the OpenTable2(); tables at full width of 100%.
As you can see on NukeStyles.com, all of our enhancements use the open & close 2 tables everywhere, and they are at 100% width. It just makes everything look a whole lot better, trust me.
Just add this setting to the OpenTable2(); function for BOTH
tables inside the function:
width=\"100%\"
If you add them to the end of the <table> tag, then put a space before it... Should be perfect. This will NOT affect anything else in your website... again, it's used so seldom, that it will make those seldom used tables look that much better.
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