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Bassman
Re: Fixed vs. Variable width themes
  • 2007/2/21 4:06

  • Bassman

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Another option for fixed-width: I did a theme once that loaded a specific style-sheet based on screen resolution. One for 800px, 1 for over. I guess it could be adapted to more resolutions. That way it always suits whatever resolution your user has - downside is extra style sheets, I suppose ;)



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Bassman
Re: Fixed vs. Variable width themes
  • 2007/2/20 20:53

  • Bassman

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Personally, I have done fixed width themes because the original layout design required them (I have converted a lot of designs, especially anime-style layouts from other designers)and they would not work as variable-width themes.

I understand what you're saying, but SOME variable width themes look weird if there's not much content, on a high-res monitor: it's all stretched across the width, with not much height to the site.

I have done variable-width themes before too.



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Bassman
Re: New XOOPS default theme
  • 2007/2/12 3:21

  • Bassman

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Jeez, I hope that's not the finished product (based on James's site version). My screen res is 1280 x 1024 and it's STILL scrolling sideways. Well, everything except the header is scrolling... and apologies to the theme author, but it's not really a thing of beauty either..... (my personal opinion of course...)



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Bassman
Re: font size for textarea
  • 2007/2/11 22:15

  • Bassman

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div#content textarea {
width: 400px;
}

You can add a declaration for font size, and remove the width if you wish.



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Bassman
Re: How to edit the text color of user.php page? (4metal)
  • 2007/2/11 5:31

  • Bassman

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The problem with editing the css for that page is, it might have undesired effects elsewhere.

If I were you, I would edit the template for that page (I think it's system_redirect.html - don't forget to clone the default template first, and use the cloned template as default). Find out the id or class of whatever it uses to set the colors, enter a new id or class to replace it in style.css, and change the id or class to the new one in your template.



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Bassman
Re: Textarea sizes
  • 2007/2/9 2:02

  • Bassman

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Add something like

div#content textarea {
width: 400px;
}

To style.css in your theme.

You may need to add it to other definitions & obviously change the width.



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Bassman
Re: 30 Themes in 30 Days
  • 2007/2/8 21:36

  • Bassman

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Good luck with that James :)



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Bassman
Re: article 1.0 final css complicate! style.css and style_default.css
  • 2007/1/15 8:12

  • Bassman

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Bassman
Re: Anyone for cricket?
  • 2007/1/10 1:26

  • Bassman

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Funny....... :)

And just to reinforce the point: Australia totally smash England in last night's Twenty20 game :)



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Bassman
Re: Block Display
  • 2006/12/21 1:44

  • Bassman

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Apparently so. Why would you want to do this?




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