horizontal scroll for individual wordpress page

  • SuchANiceJewishBoy

    (@suchanicejewishboy)


    15 years, 5 months ago

    I am trying to figure out how to:
    A) disable the vertical format of an individual page to achieve a basic horizontal image layout to scroll, or
    B) Enable a horizontal scrolling page within the context of a theme that is otherwise vertical.

    Are there any geniuses out there? I’ve spent far too long searching for an answer!

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  • jonniebegood1

    (@jonniebegood1)

    15 years, 1 month ago

    I’ve got the same question…

    barbapapa

    (@barbapapa)

    15 years, 1 month ago

    well the vertical scrolling work not with your wp setting but with the monitor setting of the user – if you work in 1024 and someone come with a 800 this will scroll / work also if you are in 1024 and someone come using 1600 – your blog will be centered in the screen

    if you want to generate the scrolling horizontaly you just need to create a table for your post like
    table width=”4000″ hight=”600″ border=”1″><tr>
    <td blah blah blah> …… </td></tr></table>
    this will allow you to write on a larger space and even in column if you use the <td> (e.x. <td width=”500″> …. </td> <td width=”500″>….</td>

    jonniebegood1

    (@jonniebegood1)

    15 years, 1 month ago

    Thanks for your help Barbapapa.

    I understand what you explained about monitor settings but I’m not really sure about how to create a table for my post?

    I’m wanting to have a horizontal scrolling page for my single.php (post page)

    Here is an example of what I’m trying to do – http://www.jonathandevilliers.com/play

    Any further help would be greatly appreciated.

    My page here – http://fiveronline.com/blank/test_post2

    jonniebegood1

    (@jonniebegood1)

    15 years, 1 month ago

    Ok I figured this out by making a table in the post

    Thank you 🙂

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