Hello, how increase the width of the site? where and what to change? theme -Сrayon
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Wilson
Aug 24 '14
hey Roman,
All changes to a theme can be made two ways.
1. Go to "Admin" area and click onto "Appearance" and under "Edit Theme" click onto the "css" tab. Note: Any changes made to theme this way will NOT be lost on theme updates.
2. Sometimes you may need to go directly to the css file within the theme your using. if so then you can find that by going to your oxwall files and looking in the "theme" folder select base.css file. (oxwall/theme/base.css)
Note: Any changes made to theme this way will be lost on theme updates. So you'll have to replace your edited theme base.css file after you do a theme update.
hope that helps,
Wilson
All changes to a theme can be made two ways.
1. Go to "Admin" area and click onto "Appearance" and under "Edit Theme" click onto the "css" tab. Note: Any changes made to theme this way will NOT be lost on theme updates.
2. Sometimes you may need to go directly to the css file within the theme your using. if so then you can find that by going to your oxwall files and looking in the "theme" folder select base.css file. (oxwall/theme/base.css)
Note: Any changes made to theme this way will be lost on theme updates. So you'll have to replace your edited theme base.css file after you do a theme update.
hope that helps,
Wilson
The Forum post is edited by Wilson Aug 24 '14
Roman
Aug 24 '14
hey Roman,Thanks for the answer - but what line I need to change? Can you to throw a screenshot?
All changes to a theme can be made two ways.
1. Go to "Admin" area and click onto "Appearance" and under "Edit Theme" click onto the "css" tab. Note: Any changes made to theme this way will NOT be lost on theme updates.
2. Sometimes you may need to go directly to the css file within the theme your using. if so then you can find that by going to your oxwall files and looking in the "theme" folder select base.css file. (oxwall/theme/base.css)
Note: Any changes made to theme this way will be lost on theme updates. So you'll have to replace your edited theme base.css file after you do a theme update.
hope that helps,
Wilson
