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table width="760"
Started October 7, 2007 @ 7:18pm by welby
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| table width="760" | October 7, 2007 @ 7:18pm | Hi. I am trying to edit the template so it fits 100 percent of the screen. At present its: table width="760"
Tried to edit the template.php file without any luck. Is there a relatively easy way to make the site default to 100 percent of the browser?
thanks! welby |
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DCSun
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| October 7, 2007 @ 7:29pm | It depends a lot on the template you're using, as they're all designed a little differently. Some, such as the Photo Top ones, can't be made any wider without re-making the top image, and even then they will still be a fixed size, because photos can't stretch. Others, such as Rounded Corners or Fine Lines are primarily just HTML tables, and can be made whatever size you desire.
If you let us know what template you're trying to modify we can give you some more specific directions.
David |
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| Photo Top - Clouds version 2.5 | October 7, 2007 @ 8:52pm | Thanks David.
Using Photo Top - Clouds version 2.5.
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DCSun
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| October 8, 2007 @ 1:55pm | Photo Top is what I presumed you were using. Unfortunately that template style can't be modified to be 100% width, due to the fact that it has a large horizontal image, and images can't stretch.
If you need that template to be larger, it can be re-created for you as a custom template at your desired width. It will still be a fixed width, which may present a problem for any users at a lower screen resolution than your chosen template width. That was the reason we created it at 760 pixels, so that users with 800x600 screens could view it properly without any problems.
David |
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