Re: Westminster New Categories Sidebox on main page
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Originally Posted by
gsh68
I didn't change anything, just used the placeholder images as the template for my own images and overwrote them and they all show same size.
I've changed the image to a different one and it now works... interestingly, the layout is very different on my husband's laptop which is an 18" screen. The black strip on the bottom of the slides is lower and jumps out to the right.
My two laptops I'm using are 16" and 17" and they are identical layouts.
Re: Westminster New Categories Sidebox on main page
is it possible to make this template into a 4 column display layout?? .... if so how, please?
cheers, Mike
Re: Westminster New Categories Sidebox on main page
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Originally Posted by
Elemi
I've changed the image to a different one and it now works... interestingly, the layout is very different on my husband's laptop which is an 18" screen. The black strip on the bottom of the slides is lower and jumps out to the right.
My two laptops I'm using are 16" and 17" and they are identical layouts.
I imagine this template is much like the responsive_classic in that it uses screen width as the determiner for many items.
Responsive_classic uses the responsive_default.css file to tell the user's browser to perform basic things based on screen width and portrait/landscape orientation.
In this case, you decided on an action based on your screen size. Looking at it on a tablet in portrait or a smaller monitor will change the settings again as the stylesheet may take over what you did.
Sometimes, the problem is that we get stuck on pixels in widths, margins, and padding. What works with a margin of 40 pixels on a 1600 screen may look terrible on a 1500 screen and worse on a 750 screen.
You might try changing something to a percentage versus a set amount. A setting of 10% is going to take up 10% no matter what. 10% of a 1600 screen (160) is going to take a LOT of space out of an available 750 screen.