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etrentacAsked on April 14, 2015 at 11:27 AM
I am trying to adjust the matrix column widths within each specific matrix in a form. However, when I try it, it sometimes adjusts the column widths for EVERY matrix in the form. So, for example, all the matrices will have a 150px column 1, a 100px column 2, etc. But I want to be able to adjust these in each matrix. I've been using the following as an example, and adjusting the values for each #id:
#id_88 .form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
}.form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
}.form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values+ .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
}.form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
}
URL of form included.
Thanks!
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chanestevesReplied on April 14, 2015 at 12:36 PM
Hi etrentac ,
From what I understand, the CSS you gave above is just meant to change the column widths within the matrix #id_88. In that case, you have to specify/add #id_88 for each style. Otherwise, it will change the widths of the columns within other matrices.
Try changing your CSS as below:
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#id_88 .form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
} // 1st column
#id_88 .form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
} // 2nd column
#id_88 .form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values+ .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
} // 3rd column
#id_88 .form-matrix-row-headers + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values + .form-matrix-values .form-textbox {
width : 190px !important;
} // 4th column
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I highlighted the changes. It should only change the widths of columns within #id_88.
I hope it helps!
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etrentacReplied on April 14, 2015 at 12:57 PM
Yes, that is exactly what I was trying to do! Thanks for pointing out what was missing!!
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chanestevesReplied on April 14, 2015 at 1:01 PM
You're welcome!