Re: OPAC customization question

[Moira Burke <mburke at pcc dot edu>]

Teresa,

Try using CSS (in styles.css) to add a top border to the rows in the browse 
table.  This is what we do at PCC:

tr.browseEntry td { border-top: 1px solid #AFB7EB; }

That means, for every table cell (td) within a row (tr) of class 
"browseEntry," apply a thin purple line.  Ideally, you wouldn't need to 
include the "td," but several browsers don't apply borders to table rows 
properly, so you have to apply them to individual cells.

Example: 
http://library.pcc.edu/search/t?SEARCH=home&submit=Search&searchscope=7

Our main stylesheet is available here, if you'd like something to work with:
http://library.pcc.edu/screens/catalog.css

Moira
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Moira Burke
Digital Services Coordinator
Portland Community College Library
mburke at pcc dot edu
(503) 977-8167



At 01:04 PM 11/16/2004 -0800, you wrote:
> We are just finishing up migrating to Millennium Silver from the
> Endeavor system. I am slowly customizing the Web OPAC and have, I fear,
> a rather silly question, at least it seems that way to me. This has to
> do with title, call number, and author browse screens. How do I put a
> horizontal line in between the entries?? I have searched the
> documentation, looked at wwwoptions, styles.css, briefcit.html, and
> played around extensively with staging, but can't figure it out. I have
> lines separating entries on the keyword browse screen. This is
> controlled by the screens style sheet but doesn't seem to make a
> difference to the other browse screens. Do I have to put a horizontal
> line image in somewhere or do I have the color of the line coded #FFFFFF
> somewhere? Does anyone know where that "somewhere" might be? Any help
> would be greatly appreciated.
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> Teresa Hazen
> Librarian
> Mt. Hood Community College
> 503-491-7694
> hazent at mhcc dot edu
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