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what file controls the display of feeds? i.e.: line spacing specifically? i want there to be a half space or one full space between each headline.

thanks,
j

For list items in the blocks, Geeklog uses the list.thtml and listitem.thtml template files with a class name indication what the list contains. For the portal blocks, that class name is "list-feed" (check your site's HTML source in the browser).

So you should be able to use CSS to format portal blocks.

I just noticed that in 1.4.0rc1, the class name is missing for portal blocks. I'll get that fixed ASAP.

bye, Dirk

thanks for the help. in view source i saw it refer to block-info which i found in the style.css and there i was able to adjust font size, etc. successfully. it also refers to ul class list-item

exactly what would a line spacing call look like? in block-info in the css i have only these items listed currently

.block-info {
background:transparent;
color:#000000;
font:85% arial,Tahoma,verdana,helvetica,sans-serif
padding-bottom:2px;
padding-top:10px;
margin-top:5

so i need to modify this ul list-item and if so where will i find it?

thanks,
j

Along these lines, does anyone know how to autowrap the text in a Portal block? I have mucked around in the files mentioned above, with no success. Is there a CSS tag I am unaware of that I can insert into the .blockinfo section of style.css that will autowrap the text after n number of pixels or characters?

I have several RSS feeds that just display as one loooooooong hyperlink on a single line, throwing off the layout of the rest of the page with alot of wasted space.

Any greatly appreciated.

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Is it possible to have the RSS feed of the Geeklog blog include the full post including links and images and formatting?

Yes: Use Geeklog 1.4.0 and select RSS 2.0 or Atom for your feed.

bye, Dirk

yup, time to upgrade!