主题: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
发布者: studioC于 2005/1/20 18:06:55 5803 阅读数对于那些喜欢默认主题和颜色带来 feeling 的 XOOPS 爱好者来说，这是用蓝色色调的 "xf_pleasure"。
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michael
对于那些喜欢默认主题和颜色带来 feeling 的 XOOPS 爱好者来说，这是用蓝色色调的 "xf_pleasure"。
预览
http://contraria.de/
下载
http://xoopsfactory.de/modules/AMS/article.php?storyid=13
michael
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
哇，这个主题真的很棒，谢谢分享。但是在 IE 中，我的中心块出现在页面底部，而在中间留下很大的空白。在 Firefox 和 Safari 中这款主题看起来很棒。有办法在 IE 中使其正确显示吗？
谢谢
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
你好，systemjj，
这通常是 ie 的正常行为，如果有任何关于宽度的问题，例如如果有两个表格。右块和左块之间的空间不足以容纳，例如一个表格，ie就会将其放在下一个可能的位置下面...
如果你在一个中心块中使用带表格的块，也许你可以尝试在该块的模块模板中将表格宽度设置为 95% 而不是 100%...
这两个主题的 beta 版本之后，我现在将去查看如何适配正常模板套件。
michael
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
请也将链接垂直对齐。
因为当安装如新闻等模块时，点击它会添加2个链接（所有链接都堆叠在一起会有些混乱）。
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
谢谢，我在哪里可以设置为95%？
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
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谢谢，我在哪里可以设置为95%？
我会尝试添加
table {width:95%;} 在此主题的style.css中，但如果在模块模板中有硬编码或内联表格宽度，那么可能不起作用。
所以，如果您知道您想显示哪些块，请在实际的模板集中查看这些模块模板。并查找
<table width="100%"> 再见
michael
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
一款优秀的主题 - 真的很不错。
为了更好地展示，我想看看你演示站上启用了更多模块，这样我可以感受到所有模块、标题等与您的主题是如何交互的。我之所以问这个问题，是因为某些主题是流体型的，在宽度等方面随内容的数量和类型而改变。只是一个想法。
Re: xf_pleasure_blue（Beta）- 蓝色版 -
看起来真的很棒，谢谢。目前为止，唯一的问题是我觉得链接应该垂直堆叠。否则，顶部的评价是赞的！
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