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Kevin Compton	Tuesday 06 February 2007 10:33:52 am I had a designer make my site and theres a huge thing he messed up. When you go here, the item posted lists this table: http://www.cecvp.com/index.php?/p...ories/cable_assemblies/169500_series The problem is, however, that when he fixed that last table, then all the other tables changed to be the same, like this: http://www.cecvp.com/index.php?/p...ity/4_102_4_103_vibration_transducer My question is, how do I adjust the heading so that it corresponds to the table without changing EVERY table? It seems to me the class of the header should correspond to the fields of the different tables!! How hard is that? Thank you for any help.
Matt Brady	Tuesday 06 February 2007 4:39:02 pm Hi Kevin... those links you sent are coming up as kernel error so can't see the problem :( It's not easy being easy.
Tim Dickinson	Tuesday 06 February 2007 5:51:27 pm Sorry I can't be much help but here are the links for those that might help you (these forums screwed the links up). http://www.cecvp.com/index.php?/plain/accessories/cable_assemblies/169500_series http://www.cecvp.com/index.php?/plain/sensors/velocity/4_102_4_103_vibration_transducer -Tim http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music
Matt Brady	Tuesday 06 February 2007 6:19:20 pm Whoa nelly! Your site crashes both Firefox and Opera on OS X... can't even get to the problem sorry. It's not easy being easy.
Kevin Compton	Tuesday 13 February 2007 10:54:36 am Matt with all due respect its not crashing anything! I tried on multiple browsers and it worked fine!
Claudia Kosny	Tuesday 13 February 2007 11:35:41 am Hi Kevin The page is working fine in FF 1.5. I am not sure what problem you have with the tables. The tables itself look fine to me, on the second page the table is just to big for the surrounding design. But to fix this you would need a new header which is suitable for a webpage with more width, so this is definitely a matter for your designer/webdeveloper. Claudia
Kevin Compton	Tuesday 13 February 2007 12:22:25 pm I need to edit the table, not the design. How do I remove columns are lessen the size of them????
Kevin Compton	Thursday 15 February 2007 9:54:58 am With all respect, I never would have bought this worthless cms were it not for the dsesigner I hired and now hes left me in the cold with a piece of crap site I can't even fix. So if anyone here could please take 10 fricking minutes to help me with this issue it would be just great, OKAY??? PLEASE???????????
Tim Dickinson	Thursday 15 February 2007 10:40:55 am It is near impossible for someone without access to your site and without you having debug or similar turned on so we know which template is being used to display the table. Basically what is going on is that the template being used to display that table is not limited to the correct number of columns (or not limiting the number of columns at all). You need to find the override template that is being used to display the table (it should be under design/override) and edit that template to limit the number of columns to 6. Alternatively, so it won't affect other tables, create a new override for that node with 6 columns. -Tim http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music