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Question Kunena display width?
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I've attached a screen shot to show what I mean.
I really appreciate any advice you can provide!
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Is there a way to minimize the forum width just a little ?? (It's only a matter of like 20px so it can display perfectly)
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Yes. Easy to solve by using web design tool like Firebug for Firefox.virulent wrote: Is there a way to minimize the forum width just a little?
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Here is the entry:
#Kunena {
min-width: 700px;
}
Just change 700px it to whatever you need.
Or add this with your changes to anywhere you like in the css:
#Kunena {
min-width: 700px !important;
}
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Thanks, Computer Candy. That may work but there's a high chance that the Joomla site template will override those settings. We want to make a very important point, when people say "edit the CSS": we strongly advise against changing any files created by the Kunena installation process. In particular, we advise people to not change any of the files in the folder ../components/com_kunena/template/default/css ... not unless you really know what you are doing and you are prepared to accept the risks involved that you may completely ruin your chances of running your forum trouble-free.Computer Candy wrote: Edit the css.
Here is the entry:
#Kunena {
min-width: 700px;
}
Just change 700px it to whatever you need.
Or add this with your changes to anywhere you like in the css:
#Kunena {
min-width: 700px !important;
}
For simple changes - like the one in this topic - the change is easy to make by editing the Joomla site template CSS file.
For highly sophisticated and much more complex customisation, especially if you want to share and distribute your work with other people running Kunena, it's better to design your own complete template.
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