Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 13:26
Lokonli wrote:
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 9:00
with the new update my break line between the trash type and date is not working anymore. I tried to put the line break in the date separator but that just gives me a </br>.
any other way to get the trash type on top and the date on the bottom?
thnx!
You should get the 'old' behavior if you add 'layout: 0' to your block definition.
(but then of course you'll loose the table formatting)
That’s no problem for me! Thnx again!
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unfortunately adding layout: 0 is not allowing me to put the brake line after the name of the container in the garbage config file (name: 'GFT<br>'). this was working before the beta update.
I also tried to put the break line as date seperator (date_separator: '<br>'), which gave me the name with <br> as well.
I also tried different variants like <br/> and <br /> with no luck.
any other ideas to put a break line between the name of the container and the date?
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 20:55
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 13:26
Lokonli wrote:
You should get the 'old' behavior if you add 'layout: 0' to your block definition.
(but then of course you'll loose the table formatting)
That’s no problem for me! Thnx again!
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
unfortunately adding layout: 0 is not allowing me to put the brake line after the name of the container in the garbage config file (name: 'GFT<br>'). this was working before the beta update.
I also tried to put the break line as date seperator (date_separator: '<br>'), which gave me the name with <br> as well.
I also tried different variants like <br/> and <br /> with no luck.
any other ideas to put a break line between the name of the container and the date?
O, yes, you're right.
Little mistake in the garbage template.
It's fixed in latest beta. Update with 'git pull'. You have to clear the cache, otherwise the new template file is not loaded.
You can insert a line break by defining date_separator:'<br>'
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 20:55
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 December 2020 13:26
That’s no problem for me! Thnx again!
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
unfortunately adding layout: 0 is not allowing me to put the brake line after the name of the container in the garbage config file (name: 'GFT<br>'). this was working before the beta update.
I also tried to put the break line as date seperator (date_separator: '<br>'), which gave me the name with <br> as well.
I also tried different variants like <br/> and <br /> with no luck.
any other ideas to put a break line between the name of the container and the date?
O, yes, you're right.
Little mistake in the garbage template.
It's fixed in latest beta. Update with 'git pull'. You have to clear the cache, otherwise the new template file is not loaded.
You can insert a line break by defining date_separator:'<br>'
unfortunately that doesn't work.
I did the git pull, cleared the cache and have the following code
the weird thing is i can insert anything at date-separator like = - , and it works fine.
you would expect that once u put <br> it gives me <br> literally, but instead it gives me a space in that case
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Friday 11 December 2020 14:06
the weird thing is i can insert anything at date-separator like = - , and it works fine.
you would expect that once u put <br> it gives me <br> literally, but instead it gives me a space in that case
I can't explain why it's not working. Maybe some interaction with your custom.css?
Anyway, I've added the option layout:2 to latest beta. It will add the <br> between the dataseparator and the date.
Enz0jacco wrote: ↑Friday 11 December 2020 14:06
the weird thing is i can insert anything at date-separator like = - , and it works fine.
you would expect that once u put <br> it gives me <br> literally, but instead it gives me a space in that case
I can't explain why it's not working. Maybe some interaction with your custom.css?
Anyway, I've added the option layout:2 to latest beta. It will add the <br> between the dataseparator and the date.
Could you test this one?
(update with git pull)
This should work ...
So I tried the git pull and layout 2 but it did't work. so I took a look at the css file and put everything between /* */ and then it worked. so it was my css file:( I'm sorry for the inconvenience Lokonli.
I'm very glad now about the garbage collector so thank you very much!
I am struggling with some css modifications:
I would like to move the table with the dates of the garbage module to the right so it doesn't cover the garbage bin image.
When I add margin-left: 40px; to
<div class="col-xs-8 col-data state"><table> in the dev-tools of a browser it displays correctly..
However; how do I add that to the custom.css file?
cduijker wrote: ↑Tuesday 29 December 2020 11:57
I am struggling with some css modifications:
I would like to move the table with the dates of the garbage module to the right so it doesn't cover the garbage bin image.
When I add margin-left: 40px; to
<div class="col-xs-8 col-data state"><table> in the dev-tools of a browser it displays correctly..
However; how do I add that to the custom.css file?
regards,
Chris
Normally the garbage icon is not covered. Can you post your custom.css and the block definition of your garbage block?
Which browser do you use for Dashticz? OS version?