• Resolved baldrian

    (@baldrian)


    Hello, I’m writing an article for a photo magazine about the plugin WPPA + for an image database and look at different themes, which can be used as a simple framework for an image database. I came across Zakra and consider it a good option because it is easy to configure.

    However, I just noticed that my pages in Mozilla Firefox look perfect, but not in Internet Explorer 11. There, the content area is pushed together in a narrow column. I look at the pages with a 19 inch monitor on the desktop computer. Is the problem known? Is there a simple solution for this?

    Best regards

    Tom

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • @baldrian

    It seems the CSS added within your site is creating up that issue. So, in order to remedy it within your site, can you remove the CSS code added in your site, which is as below:

    #primary {
    	width: 10%;
    }

    Or maybe add the below CSS code in the Additional CSS Box provided via the Customizer Options ( Appearance->Customize->Additional CSS ) and see if that helps:

    .tg-site-layout--default #primary {
    	width: 100%;
    }

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter baldrian

    (@baldrian)

    Thank you. It’s working,

    @baldrian

    Great to hear that it worked out for you. And do let us know if you have got any further query regarding to our theme. We will try to help you onto those issue as far as possible. And we hope you liked the theme. If so then, maybe you can leave review for this theme?

    Thanks.

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