Question How can i change table width and a lot more

Hi there,

sorry for my English, I'm from Germany.

I have Joomla 1.5.x something and Kunena 1.5.9. running.

How can I change the width of the table in a list of posts? Know, what i mean? I made a screenshot.


Under the "Topics" cell is no more room, so that the text below is shown in 4 lines. On the right side is a lot more space left, so i would like to broad it a little bit.
I've been searching for hours, but i didn't find a solution.


Then, I would like to disable the Quickpost text fields under every post. (not the buttons!) These ones take a lot of place and that looks not that nice. Can You help me?

And there's also a third question. I want to change the font size of the proper posttext. In my view, the sizes are all the same, that looks a litte unclear.

Thanks for your help
Greetinx

You have asked a number of questions but most of these you can actually solve yourself! :woohoo: Please read Before you ask for help with template issues ... . A little bit of knowledge of HTML and CSS and you can do almost anything!

Your problems are unique to you and almost certainly caused by the Joomla template that you are using. Therefore, we would be unable to duplicate the conditions that you have on your website in order to advise you specifically about what changes you are seeking to make.

Yeah, ok, i found most of these things in the forum, and many things are self-explaining. thanks for that.

But one thing is left.

The fu****** font-size of the actual text. I can't find it. I searched the in every css and php file and didn't find it. In the forum here i found sizes of headers, signatures and so on, but nothing about the postmessage. The source code in Firefox says (by marking the section) that the class is named msgtxt or somethin like that. But there's no possibility to change fonts or sizes in the css file there.

maybe you can help me

What's wrong with this:

#Kunena div.msgtext {
border-top:1px solid #DDDDDD;
margin-top:5px;
overflow:hidden;
padding:10px 0 0;
width:100%;
word-wrap:break-word;
font-size: 15pt;
}

Just because a CSS attribute doesn't exist in the CSS file you're using, doesn't mean you can't add other ones. OK?

That was also my idea, but this shows no effect.
i also tried with "px" instead of "pt" and with sizes like small and x-small, but nothing happened.

We may be able to help if we can actually see the situation demonstrated. What is the URL of your website? Can we access it without having to login? If we need to login to view your website, can you provide us with a test account and password? What size font would you like your messages rendered in?

Are the font size issues browser-related, perhaps? Maybe it is a Firefox browser add-on that is playing tricks? :dry:

These questions are mentioned in Before you ask for help with template issues ... .