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Left frame layout, positioning and style configuration
 

 

 

This section allows you to edit the appearance and behavior of the left frame.

 

 

Left frame width in pixels Generally should be above 200px, default 250px
Left frame additional style You can use the field above to add additional style to the left frame. The text you enter will be automatically put into a 'style="....."' tag property of the left frame.
Left frame TOP style This style will overrule the one above, if entered, but will be used only for the top cell of the left frame. The text you enter will be put in the 'style="....."' tag property of the left frame.
System menu message BG color The background color of that part of the left frame, where the system menu stuff is displayed.
No spacers/blank lines in the left frame? This allows the left frame to adapt its size to the content (boxes and messages) alone.
Hide the boxes/options area for guest users? Check the checkbox to hide the options area for guest users.
Hide the boxes/options area on the startpage?  Check the checkbox to hide the options area on the start page.

Show the boxes/options area ONLY for members of group ID:

 Fill in this field with the Id of the group which you want to see the options area.
Show the whole leftframe ONLY
for members of group ID:		 You can hide the whole left frame by typing a group Id. This will be the only group which will be able to see the header.
Box custom layout:
opened box		 You can set the style the opened boxes in the left frame are dispalyed.
Box custom layout:
closed box		 You can set the style the closed boxes in the left frame are dispalyed.




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Author: factline Webservices GmbH; Copyright: factline Webservices GmbH; Published by: Ivo Marinov (factline3)
factID: 1202950.9 (...history); published on 06 Oct. 2010 15:48
 
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