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New Post 6/6/2008 5:38 PM
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User is offline cybeh
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How can I resize the Events Module on the Left Pane 

Hi all,

I added the Events module to the Left Pane, but perhaps, I could resize it to a smaller size. So, instate of having that big calendar, maybe I could just have a small one, which will make my page ratio as default (now, it's like 40% left, 40% center, and 20 % right)

Beside that, is that possible to Auto add the next 10 events summary (like title and some description) to the "center" (means in list view and not calendar view).

 

Please advice.

 

 
 
New Post 6/7/2008 1:39 AM
User is offline Roger Selwyn
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Re: How can I resize the Events Module on the Left Pane 

Hi,

You can use thr provided 'Small' theme for your left pane. Or desigfn your own. The look/size of the calendar is controlled through Theme's which are just .css files if you are into designing your website - so you can make it whatever size you want.

To put the next events in a list in your contentpane, just add another module instance to the content pane and make your left pane version a sub-calendar of the content pane one. This is configured in the sub-calendar settings section of event settings.

Cheers
Roger

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