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How to change the height and width of multi-select boxes (combo boxes)

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Is there a way, presumably using JavaScript and/or CSS, to change the height and width of the multi-select boxes in newform/editform.aspx?
The id attribute is pretty crazy: Module_54436aac-2e86-40cc-b706-152e6a9be690_SelectCandidate
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Tuesday, December 11, 2018 11:55 PM
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Hi,
We can use CSS style to achieve it. Modify the width and height values in the code below and add the CSS into a script editor web part in newform.aspx/editform.aspx pages.
<style> select[title='Module possible values']{ width:220px !important; height:180px !important; } select[title='Module selected values']{ width:220px !important; height:180px !important; } </style>
Best Regards,
Dennis
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Hi,
We can use CSS style to achieve it. Modify the width and height values in the code below and add the CSS into a script editor web part in newform.aspx/editform.aspx pages.
<style> select[title='Module possible values']{ width:220px !important; height:180px !important; } select[title='Module selected values']{ width:220px !important; height:180px !important; } </style>
Best Regards,
Dennis
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Click here to learn more. Visit the dedicated forum to share, explore and talk to experts about Microsoft Teams.Wednesday, December 12, 2018 2:31 AM -
Thank Dennis. I had ended up doing it as below, but I think your way of referencing the object is far cleaner and will try that out today.
<style>
select#Module_54436aac-2e86-40cc-b706-152e6a9be690_SelectCandidate,
select#PS_x0020_Submodule_48b76c59-13c4-4152-a5db-10ef435086a2_SelectCandidate,
select#Module_54436aac-2e86-40cc-b706-152e6a9be690_SelectResult,
select#PS_x0020_Submodule_48b76c59-13c4-4152-a5db-10ef435086a2_SelectResult,
select#Related_x0020_Inventory_e2eefe89-b6d5-4caf-84be-5db3c5d3f86d_SelectCandidate,
select#Related_x0020_Inventory_e2eefe89-b6d5-4caf-84be-5db3c5d3f86d_SelectResult
{
display: block;
padding: 6px 4px;
-moz-box-sizing: content-box;
-webkit-box-sizing:content-box;
box-sizing:content-box;
height: 150px !important;
width: 300px !important;
}
</style>There are no mistakes; every result tells you something of value about what you are trying to accomplish.
Wednesday, December 12, 2018 4:19 PM