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Gmail Labs - Multiple Inboxes

dancheng says:
RTM for Gmail extensions still does not play nice with the Gmail Labs "Multiple Inboxes." The RTM sidebar on the right will overlap the normal messages window. For some reason rtm doesn't resize the messages width when multiple inboxes is enabled. Just wanted to bring it up.
Posted at 2:36am on March 17, 2010
dancheng says:
I did a search in forums for "multiple inboxes" before posting but...

shoot, i just noticed this was brought up in the "New: Remember The Milk for Gmail (Google Chrome)" thread http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/gmail/9096/

When searching the forums, I guess it only searches the thread titles.
sorry.
Posted 14 years ago
davehenning says:
This, to me, seems like a better place to post about this.

I know that the devs are aware, of the bug. Just looking for a place to find more info.
Posted 14 years ago
sdyson says:
I imagine this could be fixed with a fairly simple greasemonkey script.
Posted 14 years ago
tekrenegade says:
I got Multiple Inboxes lab to work. What you need to do is enable the "Navbar drag and drop"

Hope that helps
Posted 14 years ago
pedromendonca says:
This bad overlaping is happening since multiple inboxes made it's first appear in google labs. If it's simple to correct, please do it.

Shrinking-to-left and bad overlapping with multiple inboxes make rtm+gmail very bad looking.

I miss RTM clean and perfectly integrated in gmail.
Posted 14 years ago
sdyson says:
Here's how to fix the problem.

1. Install 'Stylish' extension
2. Create a new style for URLs starting with 'https://mail.google.com'
3. In the code section paste:

.nn .nn { width: auto !important; }

4. Refresh Gmail page.
Posted 14 years ago
sdyson says:
The rule was conflicting with chat windows so I've changed to the following:

.nn .diLZtc .nn { width: auto !important; }
Posted 14 years ago
sdyson says:
Found another problem. Now using:

.nn .diLZtc .nn, .nn .diLZtc table.Bs .Bt { width: auto !important; }
Posted 14 years ago
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