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User Help > FAQ's: Templates > changing width of template (Go To Message)
cbc58
 
January 28, 2008 @ 1:19pm
thank you.
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > changing width of template (Go To Message)
DCSun
 
January 28, 2008 @ 11:56am
template.php in the simplistic_purple folder. Towards the end of line 335 is width="75%", which you can change to your desired width. Changing most of the templates is the same process, you just have to look through for the first table tag in the bottom section of the template file and adjust its width to suit. All the FlexCMS templates can be modified in width except the photo top ones, since photos can't stretch.

Keep in mind that you have to subtract at least 20 pixels from whatever screen resolution you choose to design for, to take into account the browser border and scroll bars. To be safe we usually recommend going 50 or 75 less than the target resolution, which also gives it a nice border around the site.


David
User Help > General Support Requests > Next release (Go To Message)
Martyn
 
January 28, 2008 @ 11:05am
Thanks

Martyn
User Help > General Support Requests > Next release (Go To Message)
DCSun
 
January 28, 2008 @ 11:01am
Martyn,

Most likely there won't be any new releases in the next couple months.

It should also be noted that with FlexCMS updating to the latest version only takes a few minutes and won't result in the loss of any settings or content.


David
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > Changing to fixed width (Go To Message)
DCSun
 
January 28, 2008 @ 10:59am
Martyn,

template.php in the fine_lines-green_white folder. Line 291 has width="85%", change that do your desired width. If 1024x768 is your target I would do 950 or maybe 1000 at the highest. Don't forget you still have to leave room for browser borders and scroll bars.


David
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > changing width of template (Go To Message)
cbc58
 
changing width of templateJanuary 28, 2008 @ 10:40am
I want to widen the width of the simple purple template.... how do i do that?

tks.
User Help > General Support Requests > Next release (Go To Message)
Martyn
 
Next releaseJanuary 28, 2008 @ 1:11am
I will launching my site in the near future(around 2-3 months). Is the an updated version going to happen in the near future so I can plan accordingly?
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > Changing to fixed width (Go To Message)
Martyn
 
Changing to fixed widthJanuary 28, 2008 @ 1:07am
I'm using the fine_lines_green_white template and would like to make it a fixed width at around 1024x768. What do I need to change?

Thanks

Martyn
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > Adding a background picture... (Go To Message)
Martyn
 
January 19, 2008 @ 4:30am
Thank you David

Martyn
User Help > FAQ's: Templates > Adding a background picture... (Go To Message)
DCSun
 
January 19, 2008 @ 2:12am
Martyn,

You'll need to edit the "template.php" file, located in the "templates" folder, then the folder for the specific template (in this case "photo_top-circuits").

Find this line:
Code

$TemplateTags['bodytag'] = '<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="'.$Colors['Text'].'" link="'.$Colors['Link'].'" vlink="'.$Colors['VLink'].'" alink="'.$Colors['ALink'].'" leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0" topmargin="0" marginheight="0" rightmargin="0" style="margin:0">';
and replace it with this:
Code

$TemplateTags['bodytag'] = '<body bgcolor="#ffffff" background="'.$TemplateImagesURL.'/bg.gif" text="'.$Colors['Text'].'" link="'.$Colors['Link'].'" vlink="'.$Colors['VLink'].'" alink="'.$Colors['ALink'].'" leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0" topmargin="0" marginheight="0" rightmargin="0" style="margin:0">';
The "bg.gif" portion can be changed to whatever file name you like. Then upload that file to the same folder as that "template.php" file. You'll also need to make the outer area of the "1a.gif" and "3a.gif" images (contained in that same template folder) transparent to allow your background to show through there.


David

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