cosmicfantasia wrote:

Hi Beat,

Sorry i never knew that. Tell me if I'm wrong but you can't assign each plugin it's own div id. Only choose that it is in a div.

If you could assign a unique div id you could css any layout you want. Please excuse my igorance if it already does that, but it seams that it puts any plugin that you choose 'div with title' into <div class="cbPosTabMain">.

Thanks heaps.

Cosmic...

The different positions divs have a class, and the tabs where supposed to have an id, but somehow they are commented. You see that in comprofiler.class.php here:

[code:1] case "div":
$html[$pos] .= "\n\t\t\t<div style=\"width:95%\" class=\"contentheading\">" // id=\"".$oTab->???."\
.getLangDefinition($oTab->title)."</div>"
. "\n\t\t\t<div class=\"contentpaneopen\" style=\"width:95%\">".$oContent[$k]."</div>";
break;
[/code:1]

Looks like we were missing a reliable unique source for the id...

Have marked that line for checking it for next cb release.

There are quite some good readings about CSS out, "The definitive guide" is certainly among the top of them. You may also take a look at :

www.csszengarden.com/

You can click on the links in that right column to display exactly the same front-page HTML code simply using different CSS stylesheets.

This may give you a first impression on what can be achieved with CSS.

To get the needed ids and class-names for your own CSS CB template (CB supports such ones standard), simply look at html source code of a profile on your site.

That said, we are available for contract-work at industry-standard rates and next CB version benefits already from a few such contracted improvements. We try to develop contracted implementations in a way which benefits to CB with new features, and to the customer as maintenance issues are solved for him.