Simple Blog calendar pop-ups are acting wacky. How could I customize them?
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The javascript that positions the date pop-ups on the Simple Blog calendar is coming up with some bizarre calculations and throwing the pop-ups way over into into the right margin a good 500 pixels or something. It creates a horizontal scroll and you have to scroll way over to even see the pop-up.
If you want to see the problem, please go tohttp://amygerber.com/index.php/blog/... and click on date #15 or #18.
I've tried everything I can think of to fix it including:
1. playing with the numbers in the javascript at the bottom of the calendar block's view.php (made no difference at all)
2. I also got extra specific on my CSS by making sure everything begins with #wrapper #page #etc. but that made no difference either.
3. I tried flushing my layout to the left to see if the #wrapper {margin: 0 auto} centering method was responsible, but that wasn't the problem, either.
I verified the HTML/CSS but the only errors are from C5's header. And shadowbox, but since I am not using shadowbox here, I deleted the js link just in case, but that made no difference either.
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Chad (the creator) mentioned I could just rewrite the positioning myself by making it relative or absolute, but I have no idea how to do that. Would I delete the positioning javascript in the view.php file and if so how do I avoid breaking it in the process?
If you want to see the problem, please go tohttp://amygerber.com/index.php/blog/... and click on date #15 or #18.
I've tried everything I can think of to fix it including:
1. playing with the numbers in the javascript at the bottom of the calendar block's view.php (made no difference at all)
2. I also got extra specific on my CSS by making sure everything begins with #wrapper #page #etc. but that made no difference either.
3. I tried flushing my layout to the left to see if the #wrapper {margin: 0 auto} centering method was responsible, but that wasn't the problem, either.
I verified the HTML/CSS but the only errors are from C5's header. And shadowbox, but since I am not using shadowbox here, I deleted the js link just in case, but that made no difference either.
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Chad (the creator) mentioned I could just rewrite the positioning myself by making it relative or absolute, but I have no idea how to do that. Would I delete the positioning javascript in the view.php file and if so how do I avoid breaking it in the process?