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1.2.1 / minor css issue in email module default theme
« on: February 25, 2009, 04:54:59 pm »
Using FF 3.0.6 and OpenGoo 1.2RC2

HTML formatted emails cause the "Actions" links in the right col. to inherit font-size.
(See image)
Top portion of screen cap is a plain text email opened to view and the lower portion is a message formatted in html opened.

Seems like the "Action" links and text shouldn't be resizing based on the content of the email since it is part of the interface.

According to firebug the action text css is initially inherited from the body tag (plain text). On the HTML Message it's inherited from the messages inline font-size on the table tag.

HTH
Travis

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1.2 / CSS issue: Workspace descriptions
« on: February 22, 2009, 03:10:53 pm »
Using a long description text for a Workspace and displaying it causes the description text to end up behind "View as List" link in Firefox 3.0.6

Adding CSS on the "span" class .description of "padding-right:110px" (see below) seems to fix it that issue. (didn't check in any other browsers..)

.dashWorkspace .description {Dashboard.css (line 15)
padding-right:110px;
}

Travis


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How To's / email question
« on: February 12, 2009, 10:28:10 pm »
First off very impressive software. Thank you.

Hoping to find out if this possible.

I have 4 users on the system - each user has a separate email address.
user@domain
usr2@domain etc....

We also use a "company" email address
info@domain

Is it possible to have the info@domain address accessible to all 4 users without adding this address to all 4 user accts. Seems like a lot of redundant data that way.

I've tried setting up a dummy user with the info@ address and giving the other users permissions to the dummy  and nothing shows up if I'm user1 etc.

If I'm logged in as the dummy user I can see emails but not when logged in as a user.

Thanks for any insight.
Travis

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