Restricting Width of Form

[mikeh2]

Hi,

I am using the Smart Template and I have added a Jump List of Main Sections only - AUG pg 68.
Is there any way I can limit the width of the resulting list to be the same as the New Products/Best Seller boxes that are added by the template. It looks a bit wierd at the moment.

Thanks for any advice,
Mike

[leehack]

In the absence of a URL is the width not driven by it's content and therefore variable?

[mikeh2]

Hi,

url is http://79.170.44.40/horseheaven.co.uk/

I admit that I do not know javascript but I think that there are ScrollCoordinates() type functions which ought?? to be able to allow the size of the form to be set and then scrolled.

I am just wondering if this is possible?

Mike

[TraceyG]

Hi,

I'm afraid that I get a 'Page cannot be displayed' for that URL.

[mikeh2]

OOOps. Just shows how careful I have to be with my typing.
Sorry about that the url is
http://79.170.40.44/horseheaven.co.uk/

The other thought I have just had - is if I cant narrow the Sections boxcan I make the Best Sellers box etc. wider?

Sorry for the url confusion.
Mike

[RuralWeb]

You would be best reverting back to the standard actinic navigation IMO

[mikeh2]

The problem with the standard layout is using the Section with Product Details type layout it shows all the subsections as well in the sidebar. So the list becomes massive and totally unusable - unless of course I am missing something.

Mike

[RuralWeb]

it shows all the subsections as well in the sidebar

Not if you select the right one

[TraceyG]

The problem with the standard layout is using the Section with Product Details type layout it shows all the subsections as well in the sidebar. So the list becomes massive and totally unusable - unless of course I am missing something.

Replace the following line from the Advanced User Guide:

<FORM><script language=Javascript1.2>
document.write(ACT_ListBox(sections) + "<BR>")
</script></FORM>

with:

<actinic:variable name="TopLevelSectionList" />

To give you a section list of just the top level sections, which should also word-wrap if the line is too long.

[mikeh2]

Thanks very much - just what I wanted.

Mike