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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Future proofing Polaroids 1.41 themeIf you put a div around the main content area, then you can restrict the width of it (as well as position it where you want it to display), and you can then include a side bar.
Alternatively just place the sidebar within the main content div and then use css to make it float right (or left) and the content should flow around it.
Simpler solution would be to place adverts under the content area – there’ll be less coding for you this way.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Polaroids] alignmetn of polaroidsThanks – post any updates / suggestions here and I’ll try and incorporate them in future releases!
Guy
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Polaroids] Polaroids Theme QuestionYou’d have to custom code something in.
The files that would need editing would be header.php and possibly also style.css (if you wanted the image as a background).
You’d also need to upload the header image to your webspace.
Hope this helps
Guy
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Polaroids] alignmetn of polaroidsThe last 2 lines were to fix a bug in IE (8 I think) – otherwise all the posts appear in a vertical line downwards as opposed to across the page.
Inline block was used as I couldn’t figure out another way to have the polaroids appear centralised going across the width of the page – any input/ideas from you guys and I’ll change it as required for the next version.
Guy
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Polaroids] alignmetn of polaroidsHonestly have no idea – my test site seems ok.. are any of the posts “stickys” or is there anything else different about the setup of the ones that don’t have a date compared to the ones that do?