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Re: modify default textpattern style sheet ?
If I wanted to hate myself, I would angst about the demise of the Amiga computer.
Anyway.
Container is the entire width ?
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Re: modify default textpattern style sheet ?
I modified both #container and #sidebar-1.
Nothing moved to the left. I wound up squashing the left sidebar or making it too wide.
Lowered the #container to 800, squashed all of it.
Everything stays centered, but I don’t see where container is centered, nor sidebar-1 is centered.
I’ll look at it again after I retire next month.
Thanks for the help.
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#18 2014-03-19 21:05:42
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Re: modify default textpattern style sheet ?
JimJoe wrote #279830:
Everything stays centered, but I don’t see where container is centered
That’s caused, like colak said, by the second value, auto, for #container’s margin (auto here equals right and left margin). Below margin: 10px auto;, add the following: margin-left: 2em; That should shift your page to the left edge of the window.
BTW Have you altered all three values for width? (There’s 3x 1050px for all kinds of broken browsers.)
{ Edited to remove wrong quote. }
Last edited by uli (2014-03-19 21:09:29)
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Re: modify default textpattern style sheet ?
Yes, altered all 3 values.
I took out auto, and everything moved left.
Adding in margin-left: 2em; didn’t seem to do much. But I am tired and may not see it visually.
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