Theme width change

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  • #13532
    Ashlan
    Participant

    Hello,

    A recent Pinboard theme update (1.0.6 > 1.0.7) has resulted in a layout change to my site that I cannot seem to repair:

    I am using layout: “No Sidebars” (*not* full width) – previous to the update, the width was approx 900 pixels. 9i forget he exact width – it would have been default)

    the width after the update seems to be:
    1140pixels (max-width #wrapper)

    How can I change the default width of ‘no sidebars’ back to what it was?

    Thank you πŸ™‚
    site: http://www.scribblegraph.me

    #13545
    Alexander
    Participant

    Hi Ashlan,

    You are not using the ‘No Sidebars’ (*not* full width) layout as you stated but instead the ‘Full Width’ layout.

    Cheers,
    Alexander @ http://www.mouseclick.com

    #13565
    Ashlan
    Participant

    Hi Alexander – thanks for the reply.
    I have double checked, I am using the “No Sidebars” layout; option second from right, adjacent to the “Full Width” layout under:
    Default Layout Template > Choose your preferred Layout

    Regardless, it’s the same option that was used BEFORE the upgrade to PinBoard v1.0.7 when the width increased without me making any change. Have I misunderstood your reply? Apologies if I have.

    Any other ideas?

    #13566
    Ashlan
    Participant

    Edit: style.css
    #wrapper {
    max-width: 1140px;

    to
    max-width: 780px;

    This edit has returned the site to what it was previously. *Something* changed with the update, certainly!

    #13576
    srx
    Participant

    We were having exactly the same problem over at http://www.smelteverket.com – your fix on width has helped but unfortunately our banner still has a huge ugly border around it and I’m not sure how to get rid of that πŸ™

    #13577
    Ashlan
    Participant

    @srx

    Aesthetically, your background texture could not sit right next to your logo anyway – the white space is actually good. However, if you use Chrome, I simply use ‘inspect element’ (and the 3D mode is helpful) to find what parts of the CSS are effecting the area I want to change.

    The header area is header #header – I would look in style.css for that term, and then add a ‘background-img’ to it. That may be a solution that works – but that solution WILL place an image BELOW the menu, at a glance.

    Best of luck, and I want to eat at your bar!

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