}

There’s a lot that refers to content, but nothing that states column size. I’m new at this, so please be gentle. What should I be looking for? There is a line that looks like this:
/* Main - Content */

#content {
float: left;
width: 570px;
padding: 6px 16px 0 16px;
}

Should I replace this code with the suggested code?

Thanks

Jeffs last blog post..test 2

First of all let me say how much I like this plugin. The design appears to be very well thought out with quite an attention to detail. Your administration interface is top notch. I’m currently using Phorum, which is too clunky. As soon as I transfer some funds to my PayPal account, I’m going to send in my donation.

Your support instructions are excellent, too. I followed your tutorial to the letter but still had that pesky sidebar to deal with. I thought the fix was beyond my expertise but nonetheless I studied the code a bit and realized that my theme (Pop Blue) had an additional class in the style.css template called “entry.”

So, I duplicated that class, pasted the text under the “entry” class, changed the class name to “entrynosidebar” and modified the width to 800px (and then saved the template). Finally, I returned to the new forum.php template I created and replaced with . Upon reloading the forum, I discovered that the sidebar was gone, and the problem was solved!

ORIGINAL PAGE.PHP
————————————-

<div class=”post” id=”post-”>

NEW FORUM.PHP
————————————-

<div class=”post” id=”post-”>

Thanks for a great Wordpress plugin,

Mike

That it works great. You won’t believe what stuff I have tried to get it done and in the last yours has worked.

Thank you.

This is one great tutorial. I’m using WP 2.5 and a highly styled version of the contempt_v2 theme. Following your directions to the letter brought me to a new forums page that still had the ‘inherited’ narrow width. To solve the problem, all I did was create another division id in my theme css with the corrected widths, etc. and it worked beautifully.

Thanks for all you do,

Glenn