1 slimsakus Aug 31, 2005 01:26
3 slimsakus Aug 31, 2005 09:46
Yes that tip does make sense. I will look into it more tomorrow. Thats interesting fact I did not know before. Thank you for the help and I will keep this updated if that is the solution.
4 slimsakus Sep 01, 2005 00:26
Ok, well I am having a hard time finding where I need to change this. Can anyone direct me to where I need to look to find this?
5 topanga Sep 01, 2005 09:47
look at this post : http://www.slimsakus.com/blog/index.php/links?cat=15
and remove/reduce that picture, and all will be ok.
That is the short answer.
The long answer will be : not to publish pictures that are bigger then your skins allowes.
The best answer will be : if you realy want to publish such big pictures from time to time, make changes in the css-file from the skin you are using.
6 slimsakus Sep 04, 2005 00:01
Thank you for your help.
I did reduce the picture like you suggested. Didnt solve the problem. So i decided to try and remove completely. Didnt solve the problem either.
In the css-file, that would just be in the skins directory correct? I should just make the pixels wider?
Just thought I would update.
**EDIT**
Ok, I fixed it. I found where i needed to change it in the CSS stylesheet. changed it from 760 to 900 and it fixed it. Thanks again for the help.
1 tip :
when using div's into divs for 2 columns, firefox subtracts the border/margin/padding from the width.
ie add's it 'en plus' to the div.
so if you have 1 big div of 700 and a column of 400 and a column of 300 but both with a border of 1, then for firefox, your column is 398 and 298 and for ie it is 402 and 302
Does this makes sence ?