I have the following model:
class Fact(models.Model):
text = models.TextField(core = True)
newspost = models.ForeignKey(Newspost,
edit_inline = models.TABULAR,
num_in_admin = 5,
min_num_in_admin = 5,
num_extra_on_change = 3,
related_name = "facts")
Because each newspost shows 5 of these, and they generally aren't
very long, the default of 10 rows is too much, and makes the admin
interface a bit awkward. Searching through the mailing list
archives, I turned up suggestions to use CSS, either by id, or by the
class .vLargeTextField. Neither of these will work in my case,
however. There are five facts by default, with id's #id_fact.1.text
through #id_fact.5.text, which would be possible, although ugly, but
through repeated changes, there could be an unbounded number of them,
and I can't list all the possible id's. Also, I can't
use .vLargeTextField because the newspost itself has it's own
textField, which I don't want to shrink. Is there a reasonable
solution to this, or am I going to have to list id's up to 100 or
something and hope that's enough?
Andrew
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