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New Post 7/10/2008 4:28 AM
User is offline D McNicol
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problems with layout and the calendar module 

Hello,

I am using the events module version 03.03.08 with the calendar module version 03.02.00 installed on DNN version 04.05.01.  I am having trouble with the layout. 

I have a navigation menu in the left pane and the Calendar in the content pane, but the Calendar  module always drops below the left pane, stretching the full width of the screen.  If I switch off Show Container in the module options, this does not happen, but I need the container on.  I have been using the calendar module for a couple of years now to great success, and this issue only came up after the upgrades.

To add to the mystery, I cannot post a link to the site, as it is on a private network.

Hope you can help

Best Regards

 

David

 
New Post 7/10/2008 10:53 AM
User is offline Michael Kamp
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Re: problems with layout and the calendar module 

 D McNicol wrote: I am using the events module version 03.03.08 with the calendar module version 03.02.00

You cannot have two versions of the same module installed at the same time, so I wonder if this calendar module is a third-party module that you are running parallel to Events module 3.03.08? Or (and that seems more likely to me) did you upgrade Events module 3.02 to version 3.03.08? If in doubt, please have look at 'Host > Module Definitions'.

Does your problem happen with one of the default DNN skins (DNN-Blue etc.)? If so, what theme do you have set for the Events module (Default, FixedBlue, Small,...)? Also, a screenshot could be helpful.

If this happens with a custom skin or container only, I guess it's a tableless skin/container with floating DIVs. In this case I think it's best to contact the skin designer.

 
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