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Adapt Neutrino for 1280 pagewidth
I like to use neutrino on my site, but it should be 1280 pixel width.
I found to change the 960px values in the css but still the content area doesn't fit.
As there are a lot of values in the 960.css and other templates too - can anybody tell me which values I need to adapt so that I get a clean template for 1280px width.
Thank you.
I found to change the 960px values in the css but still the content area doesn't fit.
As there are a lot of values in the 960.css and other templates too - can anybody tell me which values I need to adapt so that I get a clean template for 1280px width.
Thank you.
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Hi Technobilder,
As there are a lot of values in the 960.css and other templates too - can anybody tell me which values I need to adapt so that I get a clean template for 1280px width.
This template uses 960.gs for most of the layout. You can look at http://adapt.960.gs/ and replace the 960.css with the css file for one of the other resolutions, eg. 1200.css. You may also need to go through the main stylesheet and change any references to 960px.
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Hm, I got the 1200.css and renamed it to 960.css but still my right block is hidden unter the main content.
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It's visible below the header that conten_wrapper hasn't the correct width, but where can I set this ? -
The 960.css file is actually included in tr_base.css. This is done when we concatenate all the files to create the base css file. What you will need to do is open up the tr_base.css file, remove the 960.gs references, and then paste in the contents of the 1200.css just after the comment as shown below:
/* 960 Grid Layout */ [replace 960 css with 1200 css here] /* =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= ./ Floats: /* =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= */
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Thanks for the quick reply.
But when I just copy the 1200.css content as you describe the result doesn't look right:
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