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    [SOLVED] Cosmetic - Traffic graph widget - extra line

    2.3-RC Snapshot Feedback and Issues - ARCHIVED
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      i814u2
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      I noticed that there is an extra
      tag in between the WAN and LAN traffic graphs. This causes an extra line at the bottom when just viewing WAN, or an extra line above when just viewing LAN. When viewing both, it isn't noticed.

      Here is the Xpath for what I'm talking about:
      //*[@id="widget-traffic_graphs"]/div[2]/br[1]

      This also seems unneeded:
      //*[@id="widget-traffic_graphs"]/div[2]/br[2]

      Those get replaced when you save the widget options, but I can't see a reason for them. The first one is the cause for odd cosmetics, the second isn't noticed at all.

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        Steve_B Netgate
        last edited by

        Thanks.

        I'll take a look at that shortly.

        Als ik kan

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          Steve_B Netgate
          last edited by

          Rogue
          has been removed.

          Thanks again for the report. Every one helps.

          Als ik kan

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            i814u2
            last edited by

            Looks good Steve.

            I changed the thread subject to reflect the resolution.

            And thanks again for the all the quick work (I'll probably stop, or at least slow down, with all the thanks in my posts, but who knows).

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