Re: IFramePortlet Border

[Robert Koberg]

Hi,

Couldn't you use an external CSS:

iframe {
border: 1px dashed purple;
}
or

iframe #uid {
border: 1px dashed purple;
}
or if there are hard coded attributes or a style attribute in the 
template (shame, shame), then modify the template by removing it and 
use an external css.

best,
-Rob
On Oct 28, 2003, at 9:40 AM, Jamie Lerner wrote:

Pernoud,

I found the topic you mentioned and applied the fix.
Unfortunately we are about to release and cannot
upgrade to the latest Jetspeed code at this late
stage.
The update to line 51 of jetspeed.vm (removing the
width="100%") did not seem to work for IFramePortlets.
 I am using 1.4b3.  Any other ideas?
Jamie.
--- Pernoud Aurelien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
look for archives, this has been answered and
there's a way to prevent it.
If you can, move to current CVS as this is fixed, or
wait for next b5 to come up !
Aurelien

Jamie Lerner a �crit :

I have noticed that there is a small border on the
right hand side of IFramePortlets that prevents
you
from using 100% of the portlet's space even when
you have the width
set to 100%.

Is there a way to reclaim this space in the
Jetspeed configuration
somewhere?

Thanks,

Jamie.


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