• Hi all

    First of all, Thanks for a great theme!

    I have changed the left sidebar to 290px using this css code:

    .col-3cm .main-inner { padding-left: 290px; background-position: -50px 0; }
    .col-3cm .s1 { margin-left: -290px; }
    .s1 { width: 290px; }
    @media only screen and (min-width: 479px) and (max-width: 960px) {
    .s1-expand .s1 { width: 290px; }
    .s1-expand .s1 .sidebar-content,
    .s1-expand .s1 .post-nav { min-width: 290px; }
    }
    But when resizing the window, the left sidebar-header does not collapse any more (and some other small stuff).
    This the apparently not the right way to resize my left sidebar, and still keep all the reponsive features??
    Kan someone point me in the right direction?

    Regards Jens http://www.stjernebakken.dk

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  • Hi jens_wp. The sidebars are an intregal part of the theme structure. They are adjusted dynamically, as are many other elements, in responsive.css based on the size of the viewport. There are many posts in the forum that have asked about changing the sidebar widths. My response to those questions is summarized in this thread.

    Thread Starter Jens

    (@jens_wp)

    Hi bdbrown

    Well, about 50% of all posts i WP forum starts with “How to change…” so I don’t think my question is unfair.

    Jens – my response to your question is not based on whether your question is “fair”. Members of the forum are certainly welcome to ask whatever questions they want. When I have time, and the knowledge, to help someone with a question, I will. Changing the sidebars involves modifying an integral part of the theme structure. The theme is not designed to easily facilitate that change. In my opinion, the complexity of the modification goes beyond the level of support that I can provide on this forum. But I’m not the only member providing support here. There may be other members that have time and are willing to help with that change. Hueman is a very versatile theme and provides many options you would have to pay for in other themes. But it may not be the best theme for every application.

    Thread Starter Jens

    (@jens_wp)

    OK bdbrown ..I just felt that I was “almost there”.
    But I get your point. 🙂

    Regards Jens

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