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Help with website width
- Thread starter UNOIT
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On second thought, it seems like you do actually want a 'full width' page. You may be able to solve this problem by simply setting the body tag to 100% like so
Then again, it's really hard to tell without looking at your code. It's possible your 'content' div (which is set to full width) is within another div with some fixed width. Show us some code, happy to help.
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What are you currently using for your style sheet? Do you have a link?
My intuition tells me you are using a width: 100%;. An alternative may be to apply this style to your 'body' element
More information on what your site looks like, what you're trying to achieve, and what your style sheet looks like would be very helpful in guiding you further.
Cheers!
Code:
body {
width: 100%;
}Then again, it's really hard to tell without looking at your code. It's possible your 'content' div (which is set to full width) is within another div with some fixed width. Show us some code, happy to help.
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What are you currently using for your style sheet? Do you have a link?
My intuition tells me you are using a width: 100%;. An alternative may be to apply this style to your 'body' element
Code:
body {
width: 1000px;
margin: 0 auto;
}Cheers!
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