In that case, I have not seen this issue before. It appears property sheet has defined a CSS selector to adjust the position of all checkbox/radiobutton(s) in the page, which is not appropriate for a table. I filed the following report for you.
https://woodstock.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1231
That said, you may be able to override the property sheet selector. However, we need to identify exactly which one, first.
Dan
Arnaud Brand wrote:Hi Dan,
I wasn't talking about table action buttons offset, but about checkboxes offset.
On IE7 they're just slightly off, that's no issue (at least for me).
But on FF, they're really too high (and even go over the previous row).
Any clues ?
Thanks,
Arnaud
Dan Labrecque a écrit :This is a known issue with IE 7.
Arnaud Brand wrote:Hi,
the table's selectboxes render too high when the table is in a property :
<w:property id="propTble">
<f:facet name="content">
<webuijsf:table id="tableTraits".....>
<webuijsf:tableRowGroup....>
<w:tableColumn .....>
<w:checkbox id="select" ....> <==
I attached two screenshots (one for firefox which renders the checkboxes far too high, and another one for IE7 which renders the checkboxes slightly too high).
I attached the JSP too.
Does someone have a clue or should I file a bug ?
Thanks and best regards,
Arnaud
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