How to define fixed central column width Atahualpa Theme
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How to define fixed central column width Atahualpa Theme
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Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 5:59 pmPosted: Fri May 29, 2009 3:13 pmHey Janice - did you ever get this issue worked out?
Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 3:22 pmLooking really quick it looks like you fixed it (or I just didn't make my window wide enough to see it expand LOL) If you're still stuck give us a shout.
Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 9:11 amHi LMM, Hi Loretta,
I meant to come back and say I had figured it out but forgot... Sorry about that.
In the Theme Layout Options, there was a feature that we could check or uncheck toggling between a "fixed" or "floating" width.
I changed it to " fixed " and defined it to be 990 pixels wide.
Ouf...looks much better
Thanks for following up !
Take care.
I meant to come back and say I had figured it out but forgot... Sorry about that.
In the Theme Layout Options, there was a feature that we could check or uncheck toggling between a "fixed" or "floating" width.
I changed it to " fixed " and defined it to be 990 pixels wide.
Ouf...looks much better
Thanks for following up !
Take care.
Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 10:17 amOh good, glad to hear you worked it out! Don't worry about not coming back and checking - I just didn't want you to be left hanging!
Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 5:10 pmPosted: Sat May 30, 2009 8:31 pmYou made me laugh !
very nice design
Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 11:48 pmJanice, I really like how that theme looks on your blog, very coordinated. Great topic too!
Anything Scottish is lovely!
(yes, I'm Scotch Irish - Currie is my maiden name, I believe some of our family lived around Edinburgh in the 19th century before coming to America.)
Best for now,
Mary
Anything Scottish is lovely!
(yes, I'm Scotch Irish - Currie is my maiden name, I believe some of our family lived around Edinburgh in the 19th century before coming to America.)
Best for now,
Mary
Posted: Sun May 31, 2009 12:17 pmHi Mary,
Nice to hear from you. Thank you so much for your kind words on our new all Scottish blog . As we are 3 contributors to this blog, it makes it fun to do. I transmitted your message to my two dear friends in Bordeaux, France, and it made their day too. Do not hesitate to post a comment on the blog when you drop by.
We have "LOTS" of idea for content !!
Happy to know that you have scottish roots ! wow...
I will keep an eye on the Currie Clan in my scottish readings.
For me, it is my grandmother ( on my father side) that was scottish. Elizabeth Mitchelson.
I found her father in the records but now looking to get more information on our genealogy.
Last time in Scotland (2007) I never missed doing a cemetary to find some Mitchelsons. But that is another story all together.
Until next take care et Bon Courage !
Merci
Janice
Nice to hear from you.
Thank you so much for your kind words on our new all Scottish blog . As we are 3 contributors to this blog, it makes it fun to do. I transmitted your message to my two dear friends in Bordeaux, France, and it made their day too. Do not hesitate to post a comment on the blog when you drop by.
We have "LOTS" of idea for content !!
Happy to know that you have scottish roots ! wow...
I will keep an eye on the Currie Clan in my scottish readings.
For me, it is my grandmother ( on my father side) that was scottish. Elizabeth Mitchelson.
I found her father in the records but now looking to get more information on our genealogy.
Last time in Scotland (2007) I never missed doing a cemetary to find some Mitchelsons. But that is another story all together.
Until next take care et Bon Courage !
Merci
Janice