Friends block only shows 2 columns

[Christian8a]

Even if the avatar is small still shows only 2 columns and there is alot of space between each one. Where do I fix or change how many avatars per column and how many columns?

Thanx :)

[Onimua]

You mean this?

Admin CP > vBulletin Options > User Profile Options > Number of friends to display in the small friends block

[Christian8a]

well that I already set to 6 friends in the small block, the actuall issue is that is only showing 2 vertical columns when I want it to show 3

3 friends on top and 3 on the bottom

[Onimua]

How many friends do you have? I don't think there's an actual way to determine that; vBulletin does it automatically. I could be mistaken but I've yet to run across an option you describe.

[Christian8a]

Here is attached an example of how is looking eventhough the avatars are small, somehow is like pushing the 3rd friend to the next row

[Onimua]

I think that's how it's done by default. Once you hit the 5th friend, I believe it then goes to doing three rows from then on.

[Christian8a]

I tried but still puts only 2 like the pic attached.

Im out of ideas :confused:
Before to modify a template was easy, now is tough , I dont find where is each stuff

Anything else I could try?

[Onimua]

Hm... it seems that that isn't showing up right. Did you create a custom style, or is that from profile customization?

[Christian8a]

Well im sure reverting the template will fix it, but I did not do anything that would make it push the 3rd avatar down.

Where do I change how close each avatar from each other are?

By the way thanx for your help man ;) really appreciate it

Chris___

[Onimua]

I looked, and most of the CSS for controlling padding that is in memberinfo_css, in particular the ones that control content_block, but they would also affect all other blocks on that side as well.

You could also look at memberinfo_block_friends or memberinfo_block_friends_mini, and manually edit the template with custom padding there (I don't know which controls which, but I'm thinking its the latter that controls the little block).