You’d have to change the width of the entire site and any affected elements on any of the templates — not that simple to do unless you are experienced in html, CSS and php.
Oh well, i am experienced in html, CSS and PHP.
So the question would be “what are the affected elements”? 🙁
[no bumping please]
Look for any “width” CSS code that is around the width of the page. The rest will be trial and error testing…
Make VERY VERY sure that you are using a child theme and also make a copy of any files before you change them…
As WPyogi said create a child theme, or download mine, this has an empty functions.php, with an after_theme_setup code block:
Example for a width of 1140, here is the complete solution.
Then in the child themes style.css
/* =Make our whole website wider
-------------------------------- */
#page {
margin: 0 auto;
max-width: 1140px;
}
.featured-posts,
#ie7 article.intro {
max-width: 1140px;
}
Then if you do not have a functions.php in the child theme, create one, here is the complete code for a child themes functions.php
http://pastebin.com/LCEpYzyB
This changes the width and height, and removes the default headers, as these are the wrong size now!
HTH
David
I see a lot of space at the top of my site title. How can I reduce it?
My site is [link moderated – please start your own topic.]
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Again, start your own thread.
