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Changing width of prices on Event Info page
February 19, 2012, 08:13:15 pm
First, let me apologize as this is more than likely an elementary question...

I'm having the toughest time finding the CSS associated with the right side container on the Event Info page. Unfortunately, the fees that go 7 characters long (i.e. $160.00) are too long and set the $ on one line and the remainder (160.00) on a second line, obviously looking out of place.

Upon Google Inspection, I see that it is associated with the following:

td.fee_amount-value.right 68px x 17px

I would like to widen that 17px to allow for the fee to sit neatly on one line. Everything seems to point to civicrm.css but I simply cannot find where that right container is listed.

Again, apologies for asking something that I'm sure most could find in about three second.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

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Re: Changing width of prices on Event Info page
February 20, 2012, 03:20:53 am
I would recommend you use Firebug for Firefox as it will show you the CSS rules involved. Anyhow what you want to do probably is just make a more specific rule in your Drupal theme to override CiviCRM's, such as by prefixing body to your rule.
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