Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Javascript Tools
Version:
5.x-0.8
Component:
Collapsiblock
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
26 Jul 2007 at 14:24 UTC
Updated:
17 Jan 2008 at 01:38 UTC
When i reported the issue with tabbed block this was the response..it seemed to work...but the themeing look was not fine..and also the blocks didnt drop down or open properly..they were visible as two divisions inside the block..
i really want Collapsiblock to function..and i want it with Fancy theme..its working with other themes on my Drupal 5.1 installation..
can u pls help..
i am using the Stable (non dev version) of Fancy.. www.drupal.org/project/fancy
pls help..thanks
Comments
Comment #1
gurukripa commentedpls help..thanks
Comment #2
nedjoFancy uses a table to lay out the block. I'm not sure if this will work with table layout. In any case, you would need to add a fancy.inc file to the /theme subdirectory of collapsiblock's directory. Something like the following:
Please report back if adding this file fixes the issue.
Comment #3
gurukripa commented"Fancy uses a table to lay out the block. I'm not sure if this will work with table layout. In any case, you would need to add a fancy.inc file to the /theme subdirectory of collapsiblock's directory."
there is no /theme subdir in collapsiblock dir in jstools..
pls help..
Comment #4
nedjoThis is the directory: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/jstools/col...
It exists in HEAD, in 5.x dev, and in in the current jstools release.
Comment #5
gurukripa commentedno luck :(
the collapsiblock didnt happen in Fancy even after i did what u said...
any other suggestions...
which other themes dont use tables for blocks..
can u point me to more themes other than those found on Drupal...and which kind of themes are best for SEO ?
too many questions :)
Comment #6
dman commentedJust a thought.... tables are obviously bad mojo, but I'd try using the almost-unknown 'tbody' element to wrap the content row, and giving it a class of 'content' ... so the jquery knows what to collapse. Or possibly just do that to the tr.Untested.