Profile and last post problem

Hello,

I have two problems.

1. How can I increase the number of symbols in the last box?



2. Profiles are too streched or I don't know the term. How can I make them smaller?

Example here:
http://teenobsession.forumotion.com/t4816-topic

My forum version is Punbb.

Hello Sweet_Nightmare,

Can you please explain what you mean by "increase the number of symbols"?

You can edit the size of your post profiles with this code in your CSS:
Administration Panel > Display > Pictures and colors > Colors > CSS stylesheet

Code:

.pun .post .user{
width:180px
}

Adjust the pixels to what you wish.

Omg, I found it its Title length of the last topic on index :
  

So i have only one problem now.

Is this problem the one with the profiles still, or something else?

Yes, the profile problem it's still active.

I see the profiles as this wide:


Are they different for you? They appear fine to me. Nonetheless you can try placing this in your CSS as I mentioned above. I edited the pixels for you so it is to the avatar.

Code:

.pun .post .user{
width:150px
}

No, I mean the lenght of the profile. It leaves too much blank space

Oh, so the post area is too big? That may be cause from the resolution of your screen, or a low level of zoom applied by your browser.(about 60%?)

You can adjust the size of the post area with this CSS:

Code:

/Post Content/
.pun .postmain{
margin-left:20em;
}
/*Profile*/
.pun .post .user{
width:259px;
margin-left:-20em;
}

You have to adjust margin left on both.

Profile field is too long and this increase the lenght of the whole post. The code you gave me didn't help.
I'm sorry if I can't explane it right.

Yes, I'm sorry If I'm a bit confused right now.

From your screenshot the post area is a massive size. The poster profile is small. The thing I think could be causing this is your browser as everything is appearing fine to me.

Yeah, maybe you are right. Thank you for the help and i'm sorry that I bothered you

Don't worry you didn't bother me, I'm here to help.  

Can we consider this solved?

Yes, it's solved.