Question "expand" kunena to edges of template (the gap)

Ok after playing around with firebug I found the line that changes the code

-container2 {
background:url("images/c-bg2.gif") no-repeat scroll 18% 0 transparent;
padding:20px 0;

However when I try to find that exact line in my actual .css to make the change permanent it doesnt change.

Well I found the line.. except it looks a bit different like this:

#ja-container2 {
padding: 0px 0;
background: url(../images/c-bg2.gif) no-repeat 18% 0;

Have I found the right line?

give me another print screen of the firebug like before so i can see wat its saying please.

I'm pleased to see you've made some headway: This problem can probably be fixed in 5 minutes. What's the URL of your website, please? I assume that guests can browse your forum without an account?

sozzled wrote:

I'm pleased to see you've made some headway: This problem can probably be fixed in 5 minutes. What's the URL of your website, please? I assume that guests can browse your forum without an account?

THIEF im helping this one

All right! Have it your own way! :laugh:

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For the benefit of others who may read this thread in the future, we can say that there is no one, single, sure-fire solution to all these "template" issues. As Ninjao discovered:

I took the time to search the forums and didn't find a solution to my problem.

That's to be expected. The solution has always been, and will always continue to be, to learn how to fix the problem yourself.

If people want a unique, glitzy, glamorous, individualistically-styled website, then they have to expect that they'll need to put effort into learning how to design it properly - and that effort necessarily involves learning CSS. If learning CSS is not a "career goal" then people should settle for a simpler approach and use something with less sparkle, glitz or "style" ... or pay someone else to design the site for them.
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sozzled wrote:

All right! Have it your own way! :laugh:

=================================================== GENERAL COMMENT
For the benefit of others who may read this thread in the future, we can say that there is no one, single, sure-fire solution to all these "template" issues. As Ninjao discovered:

I took the time to search the forums and didn't find a solution to my problem.

That's to be expected. The solution has always been, and will always continue to be, to learn how to fix the problem yourself.

If people want a unique, glitzy, glamorous, individualistically-styled website, then they have to expect that they'll need to put effort into learning how to design it properly - and that effort necessarily involves learning CSS. If learning CSS is not a "career goal" then people should settle for a simpler approach and use something with less sparkle, glitz or "style" ... or pay someone else to design the site for them.
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oooooo that sounds nice they can pay me if they want to