nav bar (with prev & next) not full width [#129776]

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#4	screenshot_02_0.png	20.68 KB	RayZ
#3	screenshot_01_1.png	28.32 KB	RayZ
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Comment #1

KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented 21 March 2007 at 15:54

This one is weird. I didn't think I did anything that would do this. I'll have to investigate...

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Comment #2

KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented 21 March 2007 at 17:45

Status:

Active

» Fixed

Somthing changed in css between 4.7 and 5.x. Oddly, it seems to work better if I re-arrange the calendar css. I also needed a change in the place I put one of the classes. Anyway, I think this is working with latest commit.

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Comment #3

RayZ CreditAttribution: RayZ commented 21 March 2007 at 19:27

Status:

Fixed

» Active

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It's almost there, but I'm seeing a few things (all on Firefox and Safari) that I don't think are intentional.

There is a gap between the nav bar and the calendar.
On month, week and day views the left side is not quite aligned with the calendar (shifted a bit to the right).
On year views the right side of the nav bar extends beyond the right edge of the calendars.
The text of the nav bar has become tiny.
The table used for the nav bar has visible borders.

Screenshot of year view attached.

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Comment #4

RayZ CreditAttribution: RayZ commented 21 March 2007 at 19:28

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And month view.

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Comment #5

KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented 30 March 2007 at 17:40

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» Postponed

I'm making some structural changes to the way the module handles arguments. The changes are only in HEAD and 5.x right now, but I'll backport them if they seem to be working right. When I do that, 4.7 will get a lot of changes, so I'm postponing all css and theme issues for 4.7 until then, since otherwise I may fix some of these things only to have them break again.