Topic: flexible width and cutomized header background

i really love arras theme since for me, it has more features then other theme .

but there are 2 things i want to see in later version
1. flexible width: since most of my vistors browse webstie with higher than 1280, and even 1600. it is a pity current arras' 1024 is not good enough

2. header background: i am not a technician and i want easy way to add background photo to my header

thanks for your attention. smile

Re: flexible width and cutomized header background

I think 1024 is very good, bcause in my opinion seeing a smaller page is better than seeing only a portion of the page, as it happens when someone with a screen resolution of 480X360 opens the page. I have tested this with my Google Analytics, which I use for the Los Angleles Cosmetic Surgery Center I work for, and finally adopted 1024. Anyone who wants a larger page can simply zoom in.
 

ellieman wrote:

i really love arras theme since for me, it has more features then other theme .

but there are 2 things i want to see in later version
1. flexible width: since most of my vistors browse webstie with higher than 1280, and even 1600. it is a pity current arras' 1024 is not good enough

2. header background: i am not a technician and i want easy way to add background photo to my header

thanks for your attention. smile

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Re: flexible width and cutomized header background

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Re: flexible width and cutomized header background

At the moment, there is no "flexible width" feature in Arras but you can add the following code into your user.css to edit the width.

#main   { width : 1090px; }

.main-aside {
    float: right;
    position: relative;
    width: 322px;}

#content {
    margin: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    width: 770px;
}

#footer{
    float: center;
    width: 1090px;
}

Change the width values near the following:
#main = changes the overall width
#content = changes the blog width (without sidebar)
#footer = changes the footer width

PS - If you change the #content width you have to also change the #main width.
Example: If you add 200px to #content, then you have to add 200px to #main too.

If you need particular help, do not hesitate to contact me on info@configaro.com or visit my website: www.configaro.com

Last edited by Skarrian (2012-01-03 08:51:14)

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