• Resolved notaduck

    (@notaduck)


    Hello
    I was wondering if it is possible to make the visual size of the blog smaller?

    when i am using 100% of the screen with firefox then the blog is way to big an it is hard to get a good overview. so i was wondering if it is possible to decrease the size?

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  • yes it is possible.

    Thread Starter notaduck

    (@notaduck)

    Wow thanks for the enlightening anwser ??
    Could you reveal the secret for me?

    Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    Hi! You can always disable the Mini Sidebar to make more space.

    Custmozer > Mini-Sidebar > Disable Mini-Sidebar

    You asked a very broad question, I gave you a very broad answer. Being more specific and sharing a link to your site would help…a lot.

    Thread Starter notaduck

    (@notaduck)

    What i am trying to accomplish is :

    lets say the theme has size 6 when it is showed in a normal browser. then i would like it to be size 4 instead. everything is way to big to my taste.

    i hope that explains it in a better way. i am not sure how i could explain it in another way.

    btw.. the site is https://techknight.eu
    what i mean is when i am on 100% zoom level in firefox then everything is to big but at 67% then everything is fine.

    That was much easier to understand. Add this css to your child-theme css file (at the bottom) or if your theme has a place to add custom css, add it there

    .wrap {
        max-width: 1040px;
        margin: 0 auto;
    }

    you can change the ‘max-width’ setting to whatever width you’d like. i used 1040px.

    Thread Starter notaduck

    (@notaduck)

    Mr Case. isn’t this only changnig tje widght?

    the sndard way to see my page is like this : https://pasteboard.co/2aRjuZae.png

    and i want it to be changed so it look like this : https://pasteboard.co/2aRmrFY7.png

    if you know what i mean ??

    Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    you can try:

    body { zoom: 80%; }

    but I don’t recommend it ??

    EDIT: It doesn’t work in all browsers, so don’t use it.

    There is no way to accomplish what you want without modifying the entire style.css file. Sorry!

    Thread Starter notaduck

    (@notaduck)

    Thanks acosmin!

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