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Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantI have the same error however it works find in Chrome so didn’t see it until the other day. So we wait for an update from you i guess 🙂
Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantMade it work by adding this into the custom css
.dffs-readonly-inner {
padding: 3px 6px 4px 6px;
border-top: 1px solid #66b8d1;
font-size: 9pt;
background: #e6f1fa;
vertical-align: top;
padding-top: 3px;
}Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantI have tried with it and without. Its just strange as i have added other CSS styled to the form and that is picked up when displaying and working in a form. Its just when trying to print. Just doesn’t seem to grab the css. Have checked with chrome dev tool and tried different classes and still no go. I tried it in Edge also and still no change. Must be me
Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantThank you that works well
Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantI have added that and even cleaned it back to basics and it doesn’t seem to stick at all the print css. I have added it into the Custom CSS tab and it just won’t take. Any ideas.
Joel Hjalmarsson
Participantthank you very much.
Joel Hjalmarsson
Participantgot it working.. yay.. had to use
.ms-formlabel{
width:35px;
white-space:normal;
word-wrap:normal;
}Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantAnd this is the culprit
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Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantLooks like this
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Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantI think the formlabel needs a word wrap also?? As there is one question that pushes it all out?
Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantYep.. its in the display form tab I’ll add that and see what happens.
Joel Hjalmarsson
ParticipantThank you for that but its not changing anything. I have no errors when i paste it in and have reloaded cleaned cache and all and still looks bad.
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