Question How do I increase the width of the Last Post column?

I know, it's such a pain! I am using IE8. Lots of my users use IE too, unfortunately.

That's OK. I'm just pleased that you aren't using IE 6! :laugh:

The following image is a partial view of your site, viewed with IE8:


The image below is a partial view of your site using Firefox 3.6:


I don't see much of a difference, sorry. Maybe the problem has to do with how wide your screen is, or whether you have your IE window maximised, or something like that? I'm using a 55 cm monitor, 16:9 aspect ratio, at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution.

Sorry, once again I didn't make myself very clear! I have already changed the width of Last Post in Categories view. It is in each Forum where it is too narrow in IE.

I'm sorry. Again I see no perceptible difference between these two displays. I could post you images of what I can see but, I think, the issue has to do with your computer monitor, what resolution you are running, and whether you have your IE window maximised or not.

If the display is too cramped for your monitor (and the kinds of equipment that your users might be using) I suggest you find a different Joomla template that allows more width for displaying the Kunena component. We could adjust the "Last Post" column but I fear this may be more harmful to the overall good design of your website. Please let us know if you still want to proceed with instructions about how to change the column width, and what value you would like to set it to. It's your site and it's your choice.

Thanks sozzled. I have a wide laptop screen and my window is maximised, with no need for scrolling.

I really would like to set a width for that column. If it all goes wrong then I can always unset it! :laugh: I'd like to set it to, say, 35%, and see how it looks.

It would be really great if you could help me with that!

I think this is how you need to go about your problem. Edit your Kunena CSS file ../components/com_kunena/template/jp-kunena_blueface-1-5-7/kunena.forum.css and add (somewhere) the following few lines:

td.td-6 {
width: 35%;
}