• Is it possible to make the 2010 them wider? I have a home search idx framed into my site but the left hand side is cut off. There is room to move it over on the left but no way to do that.

    The site is https://cedarparkrealestate.re512.com

    Can I do this without messing with CSS… that is over my head and I really do want to use this theme.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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  • Thread Starter dongroff

    (@dongroff)

    I am sorry, the page I am talking about on my site is here:

    https://cedarparkrealestate.re512.com/search-homes

    Thank you,

    Don

    You will have to edit style.css (make a backup in case things go wrong).

    Find this:

    .one-column #content {
    margin:0 auto;
    width:640px;
    }

    and replace it with this:

    .one-column #content {
    width:640px;
    }

    Find this:

    #content {
    margin:0 280px 0 20px;
    }

    Replace with this:

    #content {
    }

    Find this:

    #main {
    overflow:hidden;
    padding:40px 0 0;
    }

    Replace with this:

    #main {
    padding:40px 0 0;
    }

    you will not be able to tweak much in a theme without a basic knowledge of css.

    for this one page only, you could try to add these styles to style.css:

    .page-id-7 #main { overflow: visible; margin-top:20px; }
    .page-id-7 .one-column #content {
    	float:left; margin-left:-30px;
    	width: 960px;}
    .page-id-7 .one-column #content h1 { margin-left:30px; }

    Don’t know how wide your single page really is, but if you try my new Twenty Ten child theme (2010 Weaver), it has wider single-page posts by default, and might work as-is. Just installing it and setting it to the Default Twenty Ten theme should look the same as your current site, but with wider single-pages. And if you want, you can then easily tweak other colors and parts of your site, too – all without needing any real CSS changes.

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