Ticket #1272 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 3 years ago

Last modified 3 years ago

main content layout modification (again)

Reported by: tsoulcie Assigned to: mturcu
Priority: P1 Milestone: CPS 3.4.0
Component: CPS (global) Version: 3.3.8
Severity: minor Keywords: cps4dsg
Cc: tsoulcie@nuxeo.com

Description

There's a remaining <hr> or something like that at end of page when viewing a document (here a screenshot). It is hiding in < div id="byline" > i think. Can byline be removed under the page title and HR removed once and for all ? thanks a lot.

Attachments

Image 14.png (24.6 kB) - added by tsoulcie on 01/16/06 17:18:56.

Change History

01/16/06 17:18:56 changed by tsoulcie

  • attachment Image 14.png added.

01/19/06 21:22:05 changed by tsoulcie

  • owner changed from fguillaume to mturcu.

01/25/06 18:33:00 changed by tsoulcie

  • priority changed from P2 to P1.
  • severity changed from enhancement to minor.

This hr with informations also appears with folder_contents.

01/25/06 19:18:36 changed by mturcu

I have removed that line, which was in fact a <div> border. I don't know yet how I should move the byline just after the template. For folder_contents it's simple, just move some template code around. The problem appears when viewing a Section type object, for example. Its title and description are displayed based on the common layout, so that in order to insert byline between Title and Description theoretically one should create a new widget as part of this layout, called "Byline" for example, whose widget render should be more or less simillar to what's in cps_default/content_lib_byline.pt . Is this the correct approach? Other ideas?

01/26/06 11:11:44 changed by tziade

  • keywords set to cps4dsg.

01/27/06 18:58:16 changed by tsoulcie

About a new byline widget : whatever it takes to show byline between title and description on every folder/document view. Maybe you should see it with fguillaume or div... goes for #1290 as well.

02/08/06 15:57:51 changed by mturcu

  • status changed from new to closed.
  • resolution set to fixed.