Hi, The actual function is form_textarea() which is in the includes directory. but where the sizes are pasted is all over. just find the form_textarea() and there are 2 parameters that specify the width and depth. check drupaldocs.org for more information. Gordon. On Thu, 2005-08-18 at 20:16 -0700, Skip Taylor wrote:
Thanks Gordon, that worked fine.
For future reference where are the sizes actually set (without reading a LOT of code)? I've found functions but nowhere that seems to call that function with actual numbers.
Perhaps it's all in a set of variables somewhere. I'll keep looking just so I know!
Thanks again! Skip
On 8/18/05, Gordon Heydon <gordon@heydon.com.au> wrote: Hi,
The easiest method that have found to change this is to use css.
try something like
#edit-body { width: 100%; height: 20em; }
this should allow you to change the textarea to what you want.
Gordon.
On Thu, 2005-08-18 at 15:53 -0700, Skip Taylor wrote: > I've asked this on drupal.org with no answer and I've searched the > website with little result. I wish the search function on Drupal were > more robust. Perhaps in a future version. > > To my question. > > I'm using the bluemarine theme. I have several users that would like > the body section of content to be taller and wider. I've scanned the > theme docs and am now printing them to pour over later. I also have > the TinyMCE rich text editor installed if they wish to use it. > > Does anyone know how one can change the number of columns and rows in > the textareas? > > Any help appreciated! >
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