For the todoadmin shortcode, it is priority=1 instead of priorities.
The display of the todoadmin shortcode doesn’t have any default styles except the ones necessary for the progress bar to avoid conflicting with themes. It uses an HTML table and form and has plenty of CSS classes in case you need to override your theme styles.
Thanks so much for the quick reply! Must have gotten confused with the other example that showed priorities plural. Thanks.
Did find the css and fixed the padding below the progress bar. Thanks again!
Still trying to fix the selector boxes to show in-line right to left instead of on top of each other though. If you would, I’m sure other people might appreciate it as well, a little run-down on where to find this styling and what to change? I have a feeling its in the “selector2.css” and has something to do with the “position: relative” option, maybe need fixed width and a text wrap? but not sure where to go from there.
Minimal CSS knowledge here but enough to follow directions. Again, knit-picky request but just something that would really improve the look/feel of this GREAT plugin! No rush but when you have the time, others might also be wondering how to do this. THANKS!
Is the selector2.css you mentioned cleverness-to-do-list-select2.css? That only styles the assign users dropdown box.
Is it the table headings that aren’t lined up properly? The only styling I do on them is to add the little arrow for sorting. Anything else is probably coming from your theme. The CSS selector for that is table#todo-list thead tr th.
Wow yeah, then it isn’t the styling’s fault. Thanks, I’ll try to see if I can figure out what in the theme is making it do that.
Do you think it has to do with theme being responsive?
It’s certainly possible. The theme may be doing something with tables to make sure all the data fits on the screen.
That sounds right to me, definitely beyond my depth to fix and a good excuse to just leave it alone. Thanks for all your help Cindy!
This just occurred to me – is it possible to just remove those table headings completely?
This is a screenshot: http://www.ivbscorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/screenshot.png
You can also see the “Normal50%02/23/2013” right on top of each other, is that also the theme or is there a fix for that?
Yes, it’s definitely possible to remove them using CSS.
table#todo-list thead tr th { display: none; } in your CSS should work.
Normally a theme adds some sort of table padding, but there doesn’t appear to be any in yours which is why the Normal50%etc is all run together.
Try adding `table#todo-list td { padding: 5px; } in your CSS. Change the padding value to whatever looks best.
YOU ARE AN ANGEL! Thank you so much its absolutely perfect now. I’m gonna buy you a coffee – you’re the best!!
