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and the answer was….(maybe this will help someone else out there…)

<!– <div class=”container”> Removing this makes it go full screen –>

on the page.php file.

Of course I would have liked to just reduce the margins instead of removing them entirely, but unless you want to give me some more info, it’s not worth it for me to dig into it anymore….

I’m sorry, this site is behind a firewall, and serves as an intranet. I cannot provide a link. However, I can send you a link to a screen print. I am using the suppotcandy plugin, for a ticketing system and would love to use the margins on both sides to give me more room.
Thanks!

Here’s a picture….
https://www.butcherblocksbyaaron.com/newsite/page.html

After further testing, I realized that in fact the emailing works on both types of names. The problem was that while I was testing, I was assigning to myself tickets. In that instance the email may not go out. Which is ok.

I realized afterwards there is a setting to customize the status types. That works fine.

Thank you! I changed to a different theme that gave me a wider page template width. Looks Great now.

Picture of screen

As you can see I have plenty of margin space, so I would like to stretch the ticket screen wider

I believe I wrote…

Add this to your functions.php file in your theme directory.

of course the adline function you put, wherever you want the ads to appear.

Cheers!

Yes, It would be great to be able to have 2 (or 3) panels of this ad plugin on a site. The plugin was written for 1, however you can use the wp125_single_ad() function to allow for multiple uses. Here’s a function I wrote that works for a single vertical line of ads that can be used multiple times. (This was written for one row several columns, you would have to adjust it for one column several rows…)
You call the function called adline(). It calls for 2 parameters, the 1st slot number through…, the last slot number in wp125 you want to use for that row of ads. I use six across so I use 1,6 as the default values. Here is what the a sample code line would look like adline(1,6);

here is the function (add this to your functions.php file)

function adline($adarg1 = 1, $adarg2 = 6){
echo '<table border="0" cellspacing="3" cellpadding="0" width="100%" align="center">';
echo '<tbody><tr>';
for ($i=$adarg1; $i<=$adarg2; $i++)
  {
    echo '<td>';
    wp125_single_ad($i);
    echo '</td>';
}
    echo '</tr></tbody></table>';
}

Cheers!