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1. oceanexplorer
   Member
   Posted 10 months ago #

   Hi,

   I have made edits to my theme which have made the content area wider, I am trying to get this reflected in the editor so it remains as WYSIWYG. However when I switch into fullscreen mode it is set at the original width.

   It seems that it is calling this:

   $dfw_width = get_user_setting( 'dfw_width', $width );
   <div id="wp-fullscreen-wrap" style="width:<?php echo $dfw_width; ?>px;">

   Which outputs

   <div id="wp-fullscreen-wrap" style="width: 594px;">

   Where is the setting dfw_width stored as I would like to change it.

   Many thanks

   Paul

2. esmi
   Theme Diva & Forum Moderator
   Posted 10 months ago #

   Where is the setting dfw_width stored

   In the wp-options table?

3. enkosynthesys
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   been trying to change the width with WP 3.2.1

   It's a bit tricky, i think, but if you need width up to 800px, you can change it with functions.php of the theme. Just add this code somethere:
   

   if ( !isset( $content_width ) )
   	$content_width = 750;

   but if you need width to be more or equal then 800, you have to change /wp-admin/includes/post.php . Search there for '800' (you should find 2 instances), and change this value to something bigger, like 1000 or more and then add the strings above to Functions.php of your theme.

4. pbearne
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   You can set this in the themes function.php

   set_user_setting( 'dfw_width', 1000 );

   Try this.

5. biffly
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   this value can be placed in percentage?

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