Before moving to the 2008 Q3 release, we had been using the rsLastSpacingWrapper class to minimize the vertical padding placed within each row/resource. Our css looked like the following:
div.RadScheduler .rsTimelineView .rsAllDayRow td .rsLastSpacingWrapper
{
height: 5px;
_height: 5px;
}
This worked properly. Now, with Q3, we are experiencing an issue in which this only resizes the first row/resource displayed. The cause is that only that first row/resource gets the rsLastSpacingWrapper placed on it. Specifically, this is what a td of the first row compared to the second row appear as:
First Row: <TD class=" rsEmptyTimeSlot rsAptCreate"><DIV class="rsWrap rsLastSpacingWrapper" style="HEIGHT: 25px"><!-- --></DIV></TD>
Second Row: <TD class=" rsEmptyTimeSlot rsAptCreate"><DIV class=rsWrap style="HEIGHT: 25px"><!-- --></DIV></TD>
This appears to be a bug, and it's keeping us from being able to size our schedule appropriately.
Also, a related question (though a smaller issue). How is the "Height: 25px" getting rendered to that div? I am having to add "!important" to my css to override this. I'm not sure if we have control over that style attribute or not.
Thanks in advance for a quick response!
Jeff
div.RadScheduler .rsTimelineView .rsAllDayRow td .rsLastSpacingWrapper
{
height: 5px;
_height: 5px;
}
This worked properly. Now, with Q3, we are experiencing an issue in which this only resizes the first row/resource displayed. The cause is that only that first row/resource gets the rsLastSpacingWrapper placed on it. Specifically, this is what a td of the first row compared to the second row appear as:
First Row: <TD class=" rsEmptyTimeSlot rsAptCreate"><DIV class="rsWrap rsLastSpacingWrapper" style="HEIGHT: 25px"><!-- --></DIV></TD>
Second Row: <TD class=" rsEmptyTimeSlot rsAptCreate"><DIV class=rsWrap style="HEIGHT: 25px"><!-- --></DIV></TD>
This appears to be a bug, and it's keeping us from being able to size our schedule appropriately.
Also, a related question (though a smaller issue). How is the "Height: 25px" getting rendered to that div? I am having to add "!important" to my css to override this. I'm not sure if we have control over that style attribute or not.
Thanks in advance for a quick response!
Jeff