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    How To left-justify the "View Versions" (FRBR) link In the Primo Brief Results?

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Primo
    • Product Version: 4

    Desired Outcome Goal:
    Instead of it appearing on the right side of the screen, we would like the "View Versions" (FRBR) link to appear on the left side of the screen under the availability.

    Procedure:
    Add the following lines to your css:


    /* ---- Display FRBR In Brief List---- */

    .EXLResultsList div.EXLSummaryContainer cite.EXLResultFRBR {float:none;}

    .EXLResultsList div.EXLSummaryContainer div.EXLSummaryFields {float:none;}

    .EXLResultsList div.EXLSummaryContainer cite.EXLResultFRBR span.EXLResultBgFRBR {background-image: none; display:none;}

     

    Category: Front End

    Subject: Look and Feel


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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