[horde] Fwd: Login page question

[Todd Aiken]

Another question in addition to my original one... is there somewhere  
that the email column widths can be adjusted?  I'd like to increase  
the "From" width and decrease the "Subject" width accordingly.

Interesting addition to my original question... the gap on the login  
screen behaves differently depending on what browser I use (using the  
original unmodified screen.css file).

With Firefox, the gap is present at the login screen, but not  
immediately after I logout.  Hitting reload after logging out and the  
gap re-appears.

With Internet Explorer, the gap is present at both login and logout.

With Safari, there is no gap anywhere.

But if I try to Horde demo site, the gap is present and the same no  
matter what browser I use.  I am running Groupware 5.2.22, the same as  
the demo site.

I tried removing my login.inc header and motd.php footer, but it  
doesn't change the behavior on my server.


----- Forwarded message from Todd Aiken <taiken at mvtech.ca> -----
    Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2018 08:43:05 -0400
    From: Todd Aiken <taiken at mvtech.ca>
Subject: Login page question
      To: horde at lists.horde.org

Hello all.

Where is the correct place to adjust the gap size that appears between  
the top of the page and the login dialog box, and the gap that appears  
between the bottom of the login dialog box and the contents of  
config/motd.php?

I used to modify this section of themes/default/screen.css to change  
it (around line 578):

div.modal-form {
     font-size: 150%;
     width: 20em;
     margin: 5em auto;

I changed the "5em" to a "1em", which would reduce the gap at both the  
top and bottom.  But ever since my last pear upgrade a few days ago,  
the large gap has come back, and I can't seem to remove it.

Thanks in advance.


----- End forwarded message -----



CU L8R...

Todd Aiken

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   - The Last V8 as spoken on the Commodore 64

Even in the 21st century, HTML in email is
still like putting an air conditioner on a motorcycle.