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How to increase the height HomepageContentArea5

Posted March 18th, 2010 by Ewa

I am using version 15.1.2.4730 of iMIS.

Here is the problem I am running into: Template 1502 has predefined height for the HomepageContentArea5, which holds the text of the homepage. I noticed that when I add more text to that area, the bottom paragraph has been truncated.

Any suggestions on how and where I can adjust the height of that area?

Thank you,

Ewa

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Posting a URL would help

On March 22nd, 2010 TBONE says:

No one memorizes this stuff.

Jason

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link to the template layout pdf

On March 22nd, 2010 Ewa says:

Jason,

The site I am working on is restricted during the developments time.

I can provide you with the link to the template layout pdf indicating HomepageContentArea5:

http://www.niva.com/cpa/template.pdf

Thank you,

Ewa

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Give this a try

On March 23rd, 2010 Melissa Burpo says:

Hi Ewa. I just had a look at the 1502 template, and I think this might do the trick:

  1. Open the Layout.css file for your site.
  2. Find the .homepage_ca_5 class.
  3. Adjust the height property to what you need.

I hope that helps!

-Melissa

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homepage_ca_5

On March 23rd, 2010 Ewa says:

Hi Melissa,

I try that before, no matter what value I put as a height in the style sheets, the content area remains unchanged.

Any thoughts?

Thank you,

Ewa

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homepage_ca_5

On March 23rd, 2010 Ewa says:

Hi Melissa,

We were very close :)

I modified the height  of the .homepage_ca_5 class in Layout_home.css and it works!

Thank you!

Ewa

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Suggestion

On March 24th, 2010 edbaur says:

Get Firefox and install FIREBUG. You can right click any area within your web page and inspect all the CSS elements and modify them on the fly to determine if the change has worked. After it has worked, modify the file that is shown with the change you made on the fly.

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