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Is there a way to make the column titled “Title” in the Course Repository either adjustable or just wider? We can’t see the full title as the titles must be long since there aren’t other identifying fields to use.

From my experience, you cannot manually change the width. What you can do is remove un-needed additional columns to allow additional room for the Title Column. The only required ones are Title, Type, Status and Courses.

Hope this helps!

From my experience, you cannot manually change the width. What you can do is remove un-needed additional columns to allow additional room for the Title Column. The only required ones are Title, Type, Status and Courses.

Hope this helps!

Thanks for the idea. We’ve tried that and it helps a smidge but the other required columns are ridiculously and unnecessarily wide for the content in them. 

I’m wondering if there’s a way to do this with css but I’m not familiar enough with it to figure out.

@ariel.zimmerman Here is an article that may be helpful as you start to explore CCS integrations. I know I utilized it doing a few applications in my platform and it was definitely useful. Ith information is about 2/3rds down with the title “Configuring pages and widgets via CSS”. It may not be as applicable with the integration being to the Central Repository area but fingers crossed!

Introduction to pages and menus – Docebo Help & Support

@ariel.zimmerman Here is an article that may be helpful as you start to explore CCS integrations. I know I utilized it doing a few applications in my platform and it was definitely useful. Ith information is about 2/3rds down with the title “Configuring pages and widgets via CSS”. It may not be as applicable with the integration being to the Central Repository area but fingers crossed!

Introduction to pages and menus – Docebo Help & Support

Thank you!

I found this about adjusting on the course management page, 

 

But I can’t figure out what the CSS on the Central Repository page is. It seems to me that the two pages are designed very differently?

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