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Style Properties > Building Blocks > Sub-Heading (subHeading)
If that doesn't work, which off-hand it definitely should, let me know.
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Style Properties > Building Blocks > Sub-Heading (subHeading)
If that doesn't work, which off-hand it definitely should, let me know.
Ernest L. Defoe
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Yeah not keen on the blue padding was about to submit a support ticket to see how to get rid of it.
Mike Edge
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Thanks, see it now. Was wondering why removing @uix_globalBorderRadius it was still a circle.
Ernest L. Defoe
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Sheldon
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That's easy enough... just set the node to 100% (by whatever one it is). I noticed that 2 in a row had to be at 100%, or it didn't look right.
Mike Edge
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Where? Only option I found is Forum Node Style and that does it globally
Be careful doing that. The node system, whereby nodes are side by side except the last odd node, was a very complex bit of code I wrote. All CSS. I googled thoroughly how to accomplish side by side list items easily but to no avail. As far as I know, this is the only system this advanced around.
If you force the width to be 100%, don't expect all the nodes to follow suit and behave as they would normally. If you do force one, I'd always force an even number, as in the screenshot above. If just one is forced, I think it could break the table.
And of course, take note, this is not an HTML <table>, it is still an <ol> <li> system. If it were a table, this would be cake. I welcome anyone interested at looking at my code and improving upon it.
If you force the width to be 100%, don't expect all the nodes to follow suit and behave as they would normally. If you do force one, I'd always force an even number, as in the screenshot above. If just one is forced, I think it could break the table.
And of course, take note, this is not an HTML <table>, it is still an <ol> <li> system. If it were a table, this would be cake. I welcome anyone interested at looking at my code and improving upon it.
Since I don't expect this to be extremely common, I would recommend just doing it in javascript. I *think* this will work:
Code:
<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.node.level_1.node_1').removeClass('uix_nodeStyle_1');
});
</script>Where .node_ID is your category node ID. All subsequent nodes should behave like normal.
Try popping that in your <head> tag.
