How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
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How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
Im using PunBB and I want to use a fixed width in my template. Your help will be appreciated.
pinoygeek- Forumember
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
Hello!
You can go to Admin CP > General > Configuration > Scroll down to 'Pages structure' > Set width in pixels. Like 750px > Save.
You can go to Admin CP > General > Configuration > Scroll down to 'Pages structure' > Set width in pixels. Like 750px > Save.
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
Thank you ankillien. I have another question what's the difference if I use % or just the number.
pinoygeek- Forumember
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
If you use %, it will make the forum width fluid/liquid which will adjust width of the forum as per the viewers screen resolution.
If you use pixels, it will make the width fixed (say 500px) for all kind of screen resolution.
If you use pixels, it will make the width fixed (say 500px) for all kind of screen resolution.
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
ankillien wrote:If you use %, it will make the forum width fluid/liquid which will adjust width of the forum as per the viewers screen resolution.
How come this option to have "fluid/liquid" screen size isn't available in phpbb3 or Invision?
Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
It is there for all versions. You just need to use % for the width value.
For example, 80%.
If your forum is using personal CSS then that changes won't make any effect.
For example, 80%.
If your forum is using personal CSS then that changes won't make any effect.
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
Ok thanks Ankillien....actually, I misunderstood what you said the first time and was thinking of something else entirely.
Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
No problem, Brad
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
ankillien wrote:If you use %, it will make the forum width fluid/liquid which will adjust width of the forum as per the viewers screen resolution.
If you use pixels, it will make the width fixed (say 500px) for all kind of screen resolution.
Thank You ankillien for the quick respond, now it's all clear.
pinoygeek- Forumember
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Re: How to make the forum to use a fixed width?
thanks ankillien for responding to this topic .
It help me much the {500px is for any screen resolution i never know that) it helps.
HERE is my site if you want u can take a look on my site Link Removed (edit : ankillien)
It help me much the {500px is for any screen resolution i never know that) it helps.
HERE is my site if you want u can take a look on my site Link Removed (edit : ankillien)
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Dragon88, you are not allowed to promote your site like this.
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