“Mr.” moshu says (while totally embarrassed) that you should modify the width of the div #test.
(seemingly I forgot to give a more meaningful name to that div)
hehe! Thanks! “Mr. Moshu”. 🙂
You know, I had looked at that #test, and thought to myself, “now what is that?. Ok, now I know. Thank you kindly.
by the way, if you are “Mrs. Moshu”, my apologies!
Delete this from your CSS file:
#test {
width: 450px;
}
[edit] D’oh, too slow typing my response. 🙁 [/edit]
Viper, if #test is the actual value to change for the width, I’ll probably leave it in there to adjust till the width satisfies me?
Would the comment text simply cover the whole width of the screen if I deleted it?
edit: btw that header photo on your blog is really pretty!
well, hmm… last time I checked I was a male… it’s just that this is the first time in this forum that somebody calls me “Mr” – LOL
No, it won’t go full screen width, it’ll assume the width of it’s parent div. I just tried it using Web Developer even.
heh.. Sorry that would be my old school midwestern U.S. politeness kicking in there!
Thanks, I’m able to make the comments wider now. Another WP problem solved in under 5 minutes. yay!
Oh wow viper. I am going to give that a shot. I’ve got another extenstion for FF for CSS editing, but it’s very buggy. Learn something new everytime I come around here!
Heh, I bought a big book on CSS a month ago and still haven’t opened it yet. Need to do that soon.
Thanks all.
Web Developer is like the best extension ever. Gotta love being able to edit remote CSS on the fly among other things. 🙂
I can’t think of a better one – and I’ve tried/use a bunch.
