PEAK XOOPS - Table width in 0.84? 
Table width in 0.84?
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Ace_Armstrong
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piCal seems to insist on making a table with a width of 640 pixels. The problem is that I'm working on a site that can only handle a 570 pixel wide table in the content area.
I've gone through every single line of code in this thing, and I can't figure out where to change it to decrease the size of the table. Any help someone could give me would be appreciated. I'm fairly desperate.
I've gone through every single line of code in this thing, and I can't figure out where to change it to decrease the size of the table. Any help someone could give me would be appreciated. I'm fairly desperate.
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GIJOE
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hi Ace_Armstrong.
I never forget your name who insulted me in www.xoops.org
Anyway, you can try achiCal.
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/hodajuku/
rename the dirname of achical to piCal if you want to use it as piCal.
I never forget your name who insulted me in www.xoops.org
Anyway, you can try achiCal.
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/hodajuku/
rename the dirname of achical to piCal if you want to use it as piCal.
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zeroram
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am also looking for that solution.. can someone post it here, please???
anyone see this website or nobody no the answer??
anyone see this website or nobody no the answer??
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zeroram
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HI GI JOE.. why you dont answer my question??
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GIJOE
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hi zeroram.
Why you dont see my post just former your post??
Why you dont see my post just former your post??
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zeroram
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I did.. on the first place i went to http://sourceforge.jp/projects/hodajuku/
but could not find a way or answer there how to resize the tables for PiCal
but could not find a way or answer there how to resize the tables for PiCal
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GIJOE
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- download achiCal
- rename achiCal to piCal
- overwrite it to your piCal
- update the module in system admin
- rename achiCal to piCal
- overwrite it to your piCal
- update the module in system admin
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Posted on 2006/2/2 18:43
zeroram
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thank you for taking the time to respond my question.
i will let know here how it went.. so other people can have this solution
i will let know here how it went.. so other people can have this solution
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