Cheers Jeff,
Sleep? It's only 3 o'clock in the afternoon :-)
I have attached a FireFox PR screenshot of the layout from my test environment (it looks the same in IE6). [NB: This development site is not using the aura template].
The CSS formatting went out the window with the cut-n-paste to Outlook :-(
David,
Sorry I didn't reply the past two days. I've been out of town giving a training seminar on CFCs and related CF coding techniques. I just logged into the web now (its late here) for a quick peek at Email and I saw your post).
I haven't looked at the code yet, but the screenshot looks good.
Looking at your screenshot, what would be your suggestion (in css coding) to allow me to right-align the text that says "Results 1-8"? Do I wrap that particular string in a <span> tag and have it call a class set to "text-align: right;"?
Speaking of Aura, I will be releasing another Beta of that custom tag (v1.09 Beta2) by this weekend. In it I plan on removing the <table><tr><td> tags (It wasn't really needed in the first place. If the person wants the custom tag in a table, they can place the CT call directly in their own <td> tag). To be honest, I've had those HTML tags in this custom tag for so long (years actually) and just never thought to remove it.
Among other things I plan on updating in the tag, you'll see that you wont have to set EnableClasses="0" anymore (I'll just check if any were sent to the tag. If not, then this attribute is disabled.) Although the attribute will still be available to allow over-riding. It'll look cleaner in the _search.cfm template (not having to use the attribute when not needed).
Regards,
-Jeff C.
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