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Support Request
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Resolution: Answered
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Medium (View bug fix roadmap)
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None
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3.2.1
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In version 3.03, I had to modify atlassian-jira\template\includes\issuetable\issue.jsp
(line 90 changed width from 1 to 100 for description)
and issue_basic.jsp
(line 27 changed width from 100 to 40 for summary)
With the improvement JRA-6227, how do I now replicate this?
I could not find ay documentation on this new feature.
Thanks
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JRASERVER-6227 Widths of issue navigator columns controlled by CSS style sheet
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[JRASERVER-7070] How do I configure style sheet?
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Neal,
You should take a look at the global css file at:
webapp\styles\global_css.jsp
Search for the style class
td.summary
{
font-size: 12px;
width: 20% ;
white-space: normal;
}
Which specifies the style for the field with id "summary". Thus if there is a summary field on the page, it'll (try to) take up 20% of the total width. You can add this any other field by specifying the style for "td.<fieldId>". We probably should document the available field ids, but you can find them out from viewing the source for the Create & Edit screens. The fieldId is the name of the input elements.
You can get some help with CSS from various places like http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp.
Cheers
Mark C