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  • Thread Starter Coombsy

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    Thanks Tobias you are a legend, that worked perfectly!

    Hugely appreciated!

    Kind regards,
    Daniel

    Thread Starter Coombsy

    (@coombsy)

    Hi Tobias, enormous thank you that worked perfectly!

    Tables now work perfectly as before theme update,

    Hugely appreciate all your help, big big thanks!!!

    Kind regards,
    Daniel

    Thread Starter Coombsy

    (@coombsy)

    Hi Tobias,

    Many thanks for getting back to me so quickly, hugely appreciate it!

    Have applied the CSS you provided above, it certainly has helped with the layout of the content in the table (no longer is there a big gap between the first and second column),

    However, the ability to scroll through the table is unfortunately still not working.

    I’ve had a play around and it seems to have been a recent update to the grow pro theme that I’m using by Thinkupthemes.

    I’ve reached out to them for help but am not too confident unfortunately as it seems to be a change in the theme that has caused a conflict, meaning it’d probably require a lot of work to fix.

    I supplied them with a before and after of the tables (i.e. how I could scroll left to right through it to see all the content) –

    Grow Pro and Tablepress

    No idea why the scrolling of the table no longer works, the table now tries to fit everything inside the page whereas before bits were obviously cut off and required you to move left to right to view them.

    Hopefully a fix comes up soon as not sure where else to turn to in regards to getting the ‘scroll back’!

    Of course, any ideas or suggestions would be hugely appreciated, and many thanks for your help thus far!

    Warm regards,
    Daniel

    Thread Starter Coombsy

    (@coombsy)

    Guys, I think I’ve worked it out!

    What I did was go into the editor on the theme’s stylesheet “styles.css” and then at the bottom of the input box below everything else, add this line:

    .page-id-5800 .one-column #content {
    width: 960px;
    }

    Where the “5800” is the page ID for the particular page you want to change the width of and the 960 is how small you want the margins (higher = less)

    Find the page ID by editing the page you want to change the margins for, and then in the URL, find the number where it says post=5800 (obviously the 5800 will change).

    Hope that helps anyone in the future, message me if you need a better explanation!

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter Coombsy

    (@coombsy)

    Hi Eugene, thank you very much for your reply!

    Unfortunately when I click on Tools it doesn’t show up.

    Here http://i.imgur.com/5tOsgHu.png is what I can see when I enter the dashboard.

    Daniel

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