Modify Post Width for Template

  • I am using WordPress email to post and need to widen my post width to display all of my information. Here is the website address (vegas.rrhcllc.com) and below is my css. Thanks!
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    [CSS code moderated – the link to your site is enough to access the stylesheet]

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  • Have you tried simply adding

    width:700px;

    to the id content in your css file with whatever width you’d like?

    Or are you asking for a way to dynamically resize your content based on the size of the content you’re emailing?

    Thread Starter hjkbanker

    (@hjkbanker)

    Not exactly understanding your response. I have tried modifying CSS but where would I add the code above. Basically, I just want all of the HTML emails I post to fully show on the post. Right now, it only shows half of the email

    You’ll need to edit one id and one class in style.css: #content and .postbox

    Set the width property like this for both:

    width: 100%

    You will need to adjust padding/margins for both to make it look right with your layout, but this will make all of the HTML fully show.

    Thread Starter hjkbanker

    (@hjkbanker)

    Great! Last thing…. How do I get the Post Title online with post box? (ignore the begin forward message and other body text)

    The easiest way would be to adjust the margin-left property for classes .post_title and .post_author in your CSS file, I doubt that that’s the most proper way to do it however.

    Thread Starter hjkbanker

    (@hjkbanker)

    Modify it to “relative” or “inline” ?

    On second thought, since the box is centered on the page, the most proper way may be to set your post_title class like this

    .post_title {width: 632px; margin 0 auto;}

    This will line up the div with the graphic you’ve got, then adjust the padding from there.

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