I find that I can change the colour of the Betterdocs columns, fonts, etc but not the page ground on which they reside.
I am currently using the demo version of the plugin. Is the ability to change the colour of the page wrapper only available in the paid version?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Regards,
Lar
]]>I have a problem when I insert any plugins content to my website it don’t resize automatically to fit with the theme when the screen size changes. (e.g the content gets out of the page wrapper). Can any one help me please??
Thanks in Advance
]]>I have a blog which consists of three columns, first the blog area to the left and the sidebar to the right, these two are within the width of the content wrapper (980pixlar). Then I have a widget 2 installed to the far right outside of the content wrapper that is part of the whole page wrapper.
The discription in the theme reads “LAYOUT: Two-Column (Right)
DESCRIPTION: Two-column fixed layout with one sidebar right of content”
Now I want to remove widget 2 and center the content part of the site, so the blog are and the side bar are in the middle.
the script looks like this (the theme is twentyten but changed alot, however no child theme)
#content-wrapper
{
float: left;
overflow: hidden;
width:980px;
height:100%;
border: #d1c3b8 solid 7px;
background:url(/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/dotted.png) repeat-y 650px 523px;
}
And the page wrapper looks like this
#page-wrapper{
width:1334px;
padding:0;
margin:0;
I tried to change it and write “center” instead of “left” both in the style.css and in the ie-style.css in wordpress editor but nothing happened 
I tried to remove the widget two by pulling into first widget area, it just disappeared but content still didnt appear in the middle.
If one should make change in this classic wordpress theme, is it in style.css or in ie-style.css? because I tried to change the font size as well and nothing happened.
I am def not a pro at this so any help would be sooo appriciated! 
I’m trying to add a box-shadow to my site, but it looks weird because there’s space above the masthead. It looks like the space is part of the div “page-wrapper” but I can’t figure out how to get rid of it. I’ve messed with all sorts of padding and margins in the css but nothing worked. I’d like the space between the top and the masthead to be there, I just want to be able to create a shadow that looks like it’s actually around the page. You can see what I’m talking about here (window has to be max size because the theme is responsive).
Thank you!
]]>I’m almost to that point but the wrapper in CSS won’t make an appearance, not to mention there’s a gray hr rule attached to the #page element that won’t I don’t know how it got there nor how to remove it…
]]>I have a pagewrapper (everything falls within) div starting right after <body> tag and ending right before </body> tag. My aim was to have everything inside that div and everything was good till I started my content div(right after my header). It’s sticking out of the pagewrapper div, which technically (content div is within the pagewrapper div) shouldn’t happen.
There is probably an adjustment i can make in my style.ccs to fix this.
I can set the height of pagewrapper to a certain point to cover everything in the page, but the page length isn’t always the same.
Can anyone help?
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