Re: [WebDNA] Styling search results [using css]
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Thanks Michael. Any idea how to do it without using tables - just CSS? Maybe this is one of those times to compromise, but I really need to avoid tables unless I am displaying tabular data. Thanks, -Chris On 4/9/09 10:52 AM, "Michael A. DeLorenzo"
wrote: > I use something like this frequently. I forgot if I wrote this code or if I > changed someone else's to work for my purpose. In any case, it works :) > > BTW...This is for 3 col output. Just change the number in the math var to > the number you need. > > > [search db=../dbs/member.db&neskudatarq=0&lastNamesort=1&lastNameType=text] > [math show=f]cols=ceil([numfound]/3)[/math] > [math show=f]offset=cols[/math] > > [loop start=1&end=[cols]] > [math show=f]offset=offset-1[/math] > [founditems] > [showif [math]([index]+[offset])\[cols][/math]=1] > | > [namePrefix] [firstName] [middleInitial][hideif [middleInitial]=].[/hideif] > [lastName] [namesuffix] [hideif [nickName]=]([nickName])[/hideif] > | > [/showif] > [/founditems]
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[/search] > > > > Michael > > -----Original Message----- > From: cw@e-wave.net [mailto:cw@e-wave.net] > Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 1:17 PM > To: talk@webdna.us > Subject: [WebDNA] Styling search results > > So, my search works when I just list the results in a single column and the > CSS layout works with static data. But, what I need to do is to display 2 > columns (or rows) of results, like this: > > 1 3 > 2 4 > > or: > > 1 2 > 3 4 > > Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > -Chris > -------------------------- > > css: > > #box{ > width:690px; > overflow:hidden; > } > #box li{ > float:left; > width:350px; > overflow:hidden; > } > #box .col2{ > width:340px; > } > #box li img{ > float:left; > } > #box li .breif{ > float:left; > width:230px; > } > > > code: > > > [search db=data.db] > [founditems] > -
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Thanks Michael. Any idea how to do it without using tables - just CSS? Maybe this is one of those times to compromise, but I really need to avoid tables unless I am displaying tabular data. Thanks, -Chris On 4/9/09 10:52 AM, "Michael A. DeLorenzo" wrote: > I use something like this frequently. I forgot if I wrote this code or if I > changed someone else's to work for my purpose. In any case, it works :) > > BTW...This is for 3 col output. Just change the number in the math var to > the number you need. > > > [search db=../dbs/member.db&neskudatarq=0&lastNamesort=1&lastNameType=text] > [math show=f]cols=ceil([numfound]/3)[/math] > [math show=f]offset=cols[/math] > > [loop start=1&end=[cols]] > [math show=f]offset=offset-1[/math] > [founditems] > [showif [math]([index]+[offset])\[cols][/math]=1] > | > [namePrefix] [firstName] [middleInitial][hideif [middleInitial]=].[/hideif] > [lastName] [namesuffix] [hideif [nickName]=]([nickName])[/hideif] > | > [/showif] > [/founditems]
> [/loop] >
[/search] > > > > Michael > > -----Original Message----- > From: cw@e-wave.net [mailto:cw@e-wave.net] > Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 1:17 PM > To: talk@webdna.us > Subject: [WebDNA] Styling search results > > So, my search works when I just list the results in a single column and the > CSS layout works with static data. But, what I need to do is to display 2 > columns (or rows) of results, like this: > > 1 3 > 2 4 > > or: > > 1 2 > 3 4 > > Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > -Chris > -------------------------- > > css: > > #box{ > width:690px; > overflow:hidden; > } > #box li{ > float:left; > width:350px; > overflow:hidden; > } > #box .col2{ > width:340px; > } > #box li img{ > float:left; > } > #box li .breif{ > float:left; > width:230px; > } > > > code: > > > > ###
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