I’ve built a ‘document library’ type DB that is made for the web. However, the DB supports both web and client versions. The web is only for displaying and searching through documents, and so it the client but the client gives the ability to create new documents. (The web version is used by public as the client version is used by a few specified users.) I use the same views that are used within the client that I use in the web. I’d like to keep it that way to cut the formatting of the views in half. I set the view properties to ‘shrink rows to content’ and the height to 9 lines so my long subject lines in the subject column wrap. However, on the web…the column width set for the client isn’t reflected and the lines wrap after the default of 75 characters. Is there a way to change that default? I know I can change the column width for the title to wrap more through HTML…but that code will show in the client view. Any suggestions/tips?
Subject: Column Width on the web
You can programatically apply CSS to a view column using javascript. You need to do that using $$ViewTemplate Form.
Subject: RE: Column Width on the web
I do have a view template form and an external CSS style sheet. But how would I enter in that code? I can’t have it appear on notes, it must be hidden.
Subject: Column Width on the web
Set the view property to display the view using the Java Applet (i.e. checkbox “Use Applet in the browser” on 2nd last tab of view properties box)