A link to the blog in question might help a little bit? Not sure if it’s in the profile page or not.. but still.. that one will need fixed anyway.. Good luck!
spencerp
You can change the width of your display area and sidebar(s) by editting the style sheet for the theme you’re using.
It’s located at:
wp-content/themes/your_theme_here/style.css
If you’re not familiar with using stylesheets, you should probably look up some tutorials online first or be prepared to do a lot of tinkering.
Thanks for pointing that out to them John. Um, he/she already knows to do that, that’s the Code I had to remove from their first post there. They posted in about the whole CSS file lol! =P
spencerp
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sorry i did not know how to add codes in post. any hows i am a bit familiar with css. but do not know how to change width.
link is in my profile. u can see blogs width is small i want it to be large for my resolution 768 * 1024. content and side bar IDs i posted in my post but :(. Moderated. so can some one tell me without codes from where it is changes from padding, or margin etc. i do not know there exact use but not also want to take any risk.
so plz help me.
Regards
http://wordpress.pastebin.ca/229326
this is whole CSS file for the theme i am using u can not understand the content it is in Urdu my language any hows u can help me to increase width it is same in all languages
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Without knowing how you implement this style sheet on your page, no one’s going to be able to tell you exactly what to do. Even knowing, folks are not likely to want to write your code for your — web designers get paid “big money” to do that; they don’t work for free. 😉
Still..
A style sheets tutorial can be found at:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
See also http://www.westciv.com/style_master/academy/hands_on_tutorial/index.html
Go to your favorite search engine, type in “style sheets” and you’ll find lots of good resources to help you with the specifics.
Be prepared to spend time tinkering. Also, remember not all your visitors will have the same screen resolution as you do.
/*wrap it in*/
#wrap {
background : transparent;
width:80%;
margin:5px auto;
padding:0px;
position:relative;
}
html>body #wrap {
max-width:85em;
}
this is the area i had to edit. i got it form coding forums.com ..
removing max width and increasing width from 80% to 98% solved the problem. screen resolution may be an issue but it can be solved by horizontal scroll bar.
thnx for ur help.
Regards
Thanks for updating us on this. Can you change the status of the thread to [Resolved] now, or..? 😉
spencerp
