web site is getting there!!!

[ace2]

might have a play with that later, unable to edit templates files without a PC!!!

the gauges on your page look a little bigger than normal, but hey, bigger is better!!!!

[ace2]

they're so bbiigg!!!

[water01]

I think you have forgotten to copy the latest copy of the gauges css directory to your site as this contains the gauges-ss.css which controls the size of the gauge depending on the type of login i.e. from a mobile device or a desktop, and if you wanted small, standard and large gauges.

Your gauges-ss.css file does not contain the small, standard or large definitions so is therefore not the 2.4.4. definition of the file.

[ace2]

no no it's on my web site and always have been.
the display size has always been good, but after editing the CSS file on site, they look a lot bigger and better!!!

[water01]

Oh I see you wanted large gauges, so why didn't you just set .gaugeSizeStd to the same pixel size as .gaugeSizeLrg but I guess that is your preference.

Also by doing what you did the page is not going to show well on a mobile device since it is scaling the large definition rather than the standard.

[ace2]

um, I'm on a mobile device and view my page on a mobile device, a nexus 4.. see screen shots below


before what gauges looked like(i view in landscape)


and after size increase...


looks fine on my mobile, I'm using chrome to view and also opera, both display without issue and a nexus 4 has a smallish screen....