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    • CommentAuthorHomiejjj
    • CommentTimeMar 24th 2009
     
    Hello,

    I downloaded Plogger (great program) and i want to add it in my own site so I editted index.php in ploggerb3.. I need to add the map Images and some CSS files because otherwise the site wont works. but now i got the problem that the text sizes are too big and the whole framesize etc from plogger are to big to fit in my site.. How do I edit this (scrollbars or something or resize it?) The sizes where it needs to fit in are: 557 x 483

    now it's this:
    http://www.hamforum.nl/~homietemplates/hd/ploggerb3/index.php

    that doesn't fit..

    anybody can help me to put scrollbars or resize the whole plogger?:((i prefer the last one)

    Thanks!

    Homie
    • CommentAuthorHomiejjj
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2009
     
    Please answer
    • CommentAuthorSouthgate
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2009
     
    This is the same problem as mine


    http://southgatelighting.site90.net/ploggerb3/index.php

    help us both !!!!
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      CommentAuthorsidtheduck
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2009 edited
     
    The width is specified in the CSS file gallery.css within the theme folder you are using. Homiejjj, you look like you're using the "Air" theme and Southgate looks to be using the "Default / Classic" theme.

    Homiejjj, look for the following code in gallery.css (line 23):
    #wrapper {
    margin: 0 auto;
    position: relative;
    width: 800px;
    }     and edit the "800px" to your width.

    Southgate, it looks like you have a conflict of the same div tag with an id of "#wrapper" (1 wrapping the whole site and 1 that wraps the Plogger include). I'd say you need to either change the id (and corresponding CSS stylings) of either the overall wrapper to something like id="site-wrapper" or the wrapper in Plogger (should be located in the header.php and gallery.css files) to something like id="plogger-wrapper".

    Firebug for Firefox is your friend! :D
    Thankful People: Southgate

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