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Splish:
Look at the post by pdaddict.
Change the
.zaja
{
width: 760px;
background-color: #F2F7FD;
}
to the following:
.zaja
{
width: 100%;
background-color: #F2F7FD;
}
With a bit of luck yoru page might now be dynamic (as far as its width is concerned).
Well, a quick look at your site and a change of the CSS as described above seemd to do the trick. Didn't test if the site as such started to look strange after the change, though.
Look at the post by pdaddict.
Change the
.zaja
{
width: 760px;
background-color: #F2F7FD;
}
to the following:
.zaja
{
width: 100%;
background-color: #F2F7FD;
}
With a bit of luck yoru page might now be dynamic (as far as its width is concerned).
Well, a quick look at your site and a change of the CSS as described above seemd to do the trick. Didn't test if the site as such started to look strange after the change, though.
44
I am running out of ideas here 
Hopefully somebody else can help.
Oh, one idea, though.
If you are familiar with MySQL you could take a look at the various settings stored in the database, particularly the settings for you. Maybe something screwed up in your database.
Just a guess.
Hopefully somebody else can help.
Oh, one idea, though.
If you are familiar with MySQL you could take a look at the various settings stored in the database, particularly the settings for you. Maybe something screwed up in your database.
Just a guess.
45
Quote:
How did this turn out?
Did your webhoster change anything recently?
Try to log on (even though it loops round) and then enter this URI:
http://YOUR_SITE/admin.php
Does it take you to the admin page?
If it does, go to GROUPS, see if the Webmaster settings (permissions) are correct and if you belong to the webmaster group.
How did this turn out?
Did your webhoster change anything recently?
46
MadFish wrote:
Quote:
Well, that sure would explain why the page won't go any wider.
But where does he hide that information? That it is fixed width? Looked for it, but probably the wrong places.
Quote:
A lot of the Zaja / 7 Days themes are fixed width.
Well, that sure would explain why the page won't go any wider.
But where does he hide that information? That it is fixed width? Looked for it, but probably the wrong places.
47
In my opinion, the sooner you get rid of MSIE and Outlook (with or without Express) the better.
Essential anything else is better, faster and more secure.
Essential anything else is better, faster and more secure.
48
Odd.
Normally XOOPS is using dynamic width, meaning it will go as wide as it can get.
Maybe you cahnged something in the CSS? From say width="100%" to width="600px".
Had a look at your CSS and nothing there seemed wrong - but I might have missed it.
What happens if you place a centre-left and a cntre-right column side by side as the only centre-elements?
Did you change anything in your templates?
In your HTML set to the page you have this:
<td width="266" id="headerbanner1"><img src="http://www.weaponofchoice.de/themes/Zaja_Blue/hh_ekipa.gif" /></td>
<td id="headerbanner"> <div align="center"> </div></td>
Your width is not defined. What is it? pixels? Per centages? Don't know if it will make a difference, as I can't locate the exact syntax at the moment.
The W3 validator doesn't like your page. Don't know how grave the errors are though.
Normally XOOPS is using dynamic width, meaning it will go as wide as it can get.
Maybe you cahnged something in the CSS? From say width="100%" to width="600px".
Had a look at your CSS and nothing there seemed wrong - but I might have missed it.
What happens if you place a centre-left and a cntre-right column side by side as the only centre-elements?
Did you change anything in your templates?
In your HTML set to the page you have this:
<td width="266" id="headerbanner1"><img src="http://www.weaponofchoice.de/themes/Zaja_Blue/hh_ekipa.gif" /></td>
<td id="headerbanner"> <div align="center"> </div></td>
Your width is not defined. What is it? pixels? Per centages? Don't know if it will make a difference, as I can't locate the exact syntax at the moment.
The W3 validator doesn't like your page. Don't know how grave the errors are though.
49
Try to log on (even though it loops round) and then enter this URI:
http://YOUR_SITE/admin.php
Does it take you to the admin page?
If it does, go to GROUPS, see if the Webmaster settings (permissions) are correct and if you belong to the webmaster group.
That's all I can think of right now.
http://YOUR_SITE/admin.php
Does it take you to the admin page?
If it does, go to GROUPS, see if the Webmaster settings (permissions) are correct and if you belong to the webmaster group.
That's all I can think of right now.
50
I can understand you use Microsoft Frontpage.
Usually that program does more harm than actual good. It codes in a very messy manner and often with MSIE specific tags (ie. non-standard HTML). My experience is, that using Frontpage or other similar tools is simply asking for trouble.
My advice is to throw out the program and code by hand, possibly assisted by a smart editor such as EditorPlus2. This will give a better, sleeker and faster code, which will be far easier to debug.
Not much help, I know. Just my experience.
Usually that program does more harm than actual good. It codes in a very messy manner and often with MSIE specific tags (ie. non-standard HTML). My experience is, that using Frontpage or other similar tools is simply asking for trouble.
My advice is to throw out the program and code by hand, possibly assisted by a smart editor such as EditorPlus2. This will give a better, sleeker and faster code, which will be far easier to debug.
Not much help, I know. Just my experience.
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