On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 5:42:04 AM UTC-4, Mauro De Lauretis wrote:
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the forecast table should not be or inherit a 100% width.
your most effective tool for debugging these things would be to use any
modern web browser to look at the DOM tree of your web pages. turn on/off
various CSS attributes until you figure out what is causing the layout that
you do not like.
from a cursory glance at the html, you have a double 'forecast' div (two
'div' elements, both of which have class 'forecast'). while not
necessarily a problem in itself, that kind of sloppiness often leads to
layout problems.
the column alignment you specifically note is due to interactions between
the CSS in forecast.css and the CSS in the niculskin (or derivative) report
template that you are using. the niculskin CSS forces every table to be
100% width, and that messes up the layout of the forecast table.
card table {
width: 100%;
}
you could override it with something like this:
forecast.forecast table {
width: 100px;
}
(the forecast.forecast is because of the sloppy DOM hierarchy you have)
the CSS/html developer tools in firefox/chrome/ie will help you get it
right. for example, in firefox do tools -> web developer -> inspector
m
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