Thanks Krileon, I just popped in to post that I did just that, well sort of. I actually set the privacy fields to float right and set a right margin in order to ensure everything is uniform regardless of browser, selector size, or screen size.
I'm still having an issue with this calendar thing though. For some reason the js from the calendar is conflicting with the cb profile pro component with multiple calendars. Like I mentioned before the first date field displays fine, but the second date field has the popup calendar displayed on the page on page load and clicking the icon doesn't do anything, and the third date field shows a text field before the selectors but the popup calendar isn't displayed on page load like the 2nd one. It's weird that the 3 fields all display differently like this.
When I'm not using the cb profile pro layout all 3 display fine so I'm sure it's a conflict between the 2. Have you seen any conflicts with the calendar script before with other components or know of a way simple way to resolve the conflict similar to the jquery noconflict tag?
If I can't figure out how to resolve the conflict I'll just have to change the other 2 date fields to plain text fields but I hate to do that if there's an easy fix, or an easy way to simply hide the calendar altogether. I can hide the icon with a display none like beat had mentioned in a previous post but it doesn't really do me any good with the issues I have of the actual popup being displayed and the extra text field before the selectors.
I'm sure if I bang on the script long enough I can figure it out but I've had so many issues with some other stuff that I'm a couple weeks behind schedule and just can't justify wasting too much time on this at this point.
Post edited by: sfraise, at: 2010/11/22 18:59
** I figured out the issue with the date fields. There's a js conflict in cb profile pro and the calendar if you use line breaks for some reason. I thought I had everything using p's but the editor must have auto formatted it to throw in some line breaks.
Post edited by: sfraise, at: 2010/11/23 04:29