Here is the site: https://www.we-paint-ugly-houses.com/

And here is the code for the style.css (because I am guessing this might be where the solution lies)

/* Import Stylesheets
———————————————————–*/
@import url(“stylesheets/master.css”);

/* Required WordPress Classes, don’t remove these.
———————————————————–*/
.aligncenter {
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
.alignleft { float: left; }
.alignright { float: right; }

/* Make all custom CSS changes in a Child Theme. Any custom
changes you make here will not be overidden when you upgrade the theme.
———————————————————–*/
span.wpcf7-list-item { display: block; }

Any advice is appreciated. My css knowledge is beginner – maybe intermediate.

Thank you in advance!

p.s. site comments or suggestions are always welcome / appreciated

I’m assuming I need to set a fixed with of some sort, but I don’t know what or where to enter the code. Please help!

I have a friend who is is running her WP 2.3 on an 800×600 monitor but in the post editing area the tabs on the right keep covering the text entry editing area so she can’t scroll down to edit the bottom of her post.

The system is fine on my machine at higher res – is there anything she can do?

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Now it works perfect at all resolutions greater than 800×600 in all browsers. I know, 800×600 is ancient.. Well, truth is, I’m stuck with one such monitor myself.

PROBLEM: At 800×600 resolution, the sidebar gets cut in half (in Opera 9.27 and Firefox 3 Beta 5) and appears below that posts (in IE7).

Please help!!

(P.S.: The site www.funfilledblog.org also runs using the same theme, although not the same skin. I tried comparing the two stylesheets and couldn’t pinpoint to the problematic code)

Any thoughts?

thanks

Leslie

I need something with a header.php.
I need something with 3 columns, center column fluid. ONLY THE CENTER COLUMN.
I need it to be perfectly visible in FF and IE, and in ALL screen resolutions – but here’s the kicker…
I need it to be FULL SCREEN at 1024×768. This means, that at 800×600, the only thing that should get narrow is the center column, it shouldn’t need left-to-right scrolling to see both sidebars, and it shouldn’t be bumping one or both of the sidebars out of view (typically when this happens, it’s sending it to the bottom somewhere).

Someone PLEASE tell me that this exists? I mean, I can do this on an HTML page no problem… but I can’t get it to work for me in WP…

I need to change the resolution from 800×600 to 1024×768…

I understand this means changing a stylesheet… which one – where and how… I am novice so be gentle!

Something idiots guide based is what I am looking for!

Regards
Mike

How do you decide on which resolution to support? My “audience” as it were tend to be using at least 1024×768, but it’s only occurred to me now as my friend was building something for me and asked if the site would remain at the size it was. Which made me wonder why still support 800×600?

Is there still a large community that uses it? I know places that still use IE 5.5 but many think it’s worth dropping support for that and just making their sites work with IE6 and equivalent browsers.

I know it’s down to personal choice, but I’m curious on your thoughts with regards to supporting what is, from my eperience, a resolution that very few use anymore. With liquid themes not such a big deal, though a big deal for fixed width themes.