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Hi
Im trying to figure out where I can set the size of the modal boxes, the original width: 300px; height: 400px; are way to small when using a highrez screen.
Thanks
Hi Eric,
In case you didnt find the solution, this could help you:
You can change the size of the modal in umbraco/js/umbracoDefault.js file.
It is a bit tricky as you have to find the exact function that opens the modal you want to resize.
Also, make sure to keep the settings when upgrading to new version of umbraco :)
Cheers!
-Nikola
Actually found a solution that affects the modal boxes a while ago. It's the file /umbraco_client/modal/style.css file that needs to be modified
This is what I ended up modifying
div#umbModalBox, div.umbModalBox { position: absolute; top: 0; border: 5px #a3a3a3 solid; /*border-top: none;*/ text-align: left; z-index: 10000; display: none; background: #fff ! important; font: bold 100% "Lucida Grande", Arial, sans-serif; width: 600px !important; height: 600px !important; } .umbModalBoxIframe { width: 590px; height: 550px; }
This renders a bit bigger and better modal boxes all over the system as well as filling the mediapicker a bit better
It's very practical when handling large libraries. I'm gonna write a small filter plugin later this year and possibly release it :)
If you want to have a big popup to select media you can also use the Digibiz Advanced Media Picker. Here is screen how it looks:
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Change size of the inline popups (modal box)
Hi
Im trying to figure out where I can set the size of the modal boxes, the original width: 300px; height: 400px; are way to small when using a highrez screen.
Thanks
Hi Eric,
In case you didnt find the solution, this could help you:
You can change the size of the modal in umbraco/js/umbracoDefault.js file.
It is a bit tricky as you have to find the exact function that opens the modal you want to resize.
Also, make sure to keep the settings when upgrading to new version of umbraco :)
Cheers!
-Nikola
Actually found a solution that affects the modal boxes a while ago. It's the file /umbraco_client/modal/style.css file that needs to be modified
This is what I ended up modifying
This renders a bit bigger and better modal boxes all over the system as well as filling the mediapicker a bit better
It's very practical when handling large libraries. I'm gonna write a small filter plugin later this year and possibly release it :)
If you want to have a big popup to select media you can also use the Digibiz Advanced Media Picker. Here is screen how it looks:
Jeroen
is working on a reply...