Headermain

Headermain

by Faren Heit -
Number of replies: 7
Does anyone know how i can change the text size of headermain?

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In reply to Faren Heit

Re: Headermain

by Faren Heit -
Also how do i add a carriage return (to send it to the next line) before the bracket??
As you can see in the image the text is overlapping my logo sad
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Re: Headermain

by Frank Ralf -

The DIV class is

<div class="logininfo">You are logged in as ... </div>

You can use this for changing the font-size with CSS, e.g.:

div.logininfo {
 font-size: 10px;
}

hth Frank

PS: Do you have link to the live site? That would be helpful for giving more precise advise.

In reply to Faren Heit

Re: Headermain

by Faren Heit -
Ok guys im nit getting anywhere and its driving me up the wall.
How can i get the following effect:


You are logged in as
________Admin user
__________(Logout)

___________date....

___________Icons...

Pleaseeeeeeeeeee sad
In reply to Faren Heit

Re: Headermain

by Frank Ralf -
You could try giving div.headermenu (styles.php, line 779)) a fixed width,

.headermenu {
float:right;
margin-right:2px;
padding:10px;
text-align:right;
width: 100px;
}

With Development:Firebug extension for Firefox you can analyse CSS and even change it on the fly.

Will give it a closer look when I find the time.

hth
Frank

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Re: Headermain

by Faren Heit -
Hi Frank,

Thanks for the reply and help...
I have tried your example and it does do what i want to an extent.
However I lose the icons (see your image) sad
In a nutshell i would like to do the following:
1st line to read: You are not logged in
2nd line: (Login)
3rd line: the complete date on one line
4th Line: My Icons (see attached image)

Many Thanks for the help.

Whats happened to all the other Moodle Gurus? mixed
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Re: Headermain

by Frank Ralf -

You have to play a little with the width and font-size settings so that you get the desired effect.

The font-size for the date is hard coded in the headermenu:

But in principle that's the way it works (sse screen shot).

Cheers Frank

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