It is not possible to break it after 3 badges without editing the plugin, and I don't think that would be easy.
Which postbit do you use?
And as ranjani said, URL please...
Edit: Did you tried:
<span style="max-width:150px;">{$post['awards']}</span>
?
Try also adding the "<p></p>" tags, those can be used to limit width and cause a word-wrap.
(2011-06-25, 02:37 PM)Sama34 Wrote: [ -> ]I think you can't do it. But maybe forcing the width using css may works. Try on your postbit or postbit_classic:
Find:{$post['awards']}
Replace:<div style="max-width:150px;">{$post['awards']}</div>
So if all your awards are 50wx20h this will break the images down every 3 awards.
Again, I don't know if it will works but it is the only idea I have...
Very nice, this worked for me:
<div style="max-width:150px;"> </div>
Span is more conventional considering you have no css class or id in use, using a div is redundant. But both work
(2011-06-26, 10:26 PM)Concon Wrote: [ -> ]Span is more conventional considering you have no css class or id in use, using a div is redundant. But both work
Tested with Span, did not work.
Should have.
Idk then. Glad you found a solution though
I'm not a css expert but div was suppose to work out, idk about much about span.
@Criot., weBex said div worked for him, maybe you implemented it the wrong way.
Try using this:
<div style="max-width:150px !important;">{$post['awards']}</div>
(2011-06-26, 07:22 PM)ranjani Wrote: [ -> ]it might not be possible by a simple code modification 
anyway, site URL please.. (let me check)
http://haburbforum.net/showthread.php?tid=276
(2011-06-26, 08:19 PM)Sama34 Wrote: [ -> ]It is not possible to break it after 3 badges without editing the plugin, and I don't think that would be easy.
Which postbit do you use?
And as ranjani said, URL please...
Edit: Did you tried:<span style="max-width:150px;">{$post['awards']}</span>
?
Yes, and
http://haburbforum.net/showthread.php?tid=276
(2011-06-26, 09:19 PM)Concon Wrote: [ -> ]Try also adding the "<p></p>" tags, those can be used to limit width and cause a word-wrap.
Where?
(2011-06-26, 09:39 PM)weBex Wrote: [ -> ] (2011-06-25, 02:37 PM)Sama34 Wrote: [ -> ]I think you can't do it. But maybe forcing the width using css may works. Try on your postbit or postbit_classic:
Find:{$post['awards']}
Replace:<div style="max-width:150px;">{$post['awards']}</div>
So if all your awards are 50wx20h this will break the images down every 3 awards.
Again, I don't know if it will works but it is the only idea I have...
Very nice, this worked for me:
<div style="max-width:150px;"> </div>
Didn't for meee
(2011-06-26, 10:26 PM)Concon Wrote: [ -> ]Span is more conventional considering you have no css class or id in use, using a div is redundant. But both work
Neither worked
(2011-06-26, 10:42 PM)Sama34 Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not a css expert but div was suppose to work out, idk about much about span.
@Criot., weBex said div worked for him, maybe you implemented it the wrong way.
Try using this:<div style="max-width:150px !important;">{$post['awards']}</div>
Tried still didn't work :@
Try:
<p style="max-width:150px !important;white-space: normal !important;"><p style="max-width:150px !important;white-space: normal !important;">{$post['awards']}</p></p>
Somthing have to work, but I'm going out of ideas
Just to show where I put it that got it working:
<div style="max-width:200px;">
{$post['usertitle']}<br />
{$post['useravatar']}
{$post['groupimage']}<br />
{$post['user_details']}
</div>
This is in
postbit_classic for me.
I'm using MyBBCentral's Award plugin, and this works perfectly.