seanx820

haha yeah, let us see your site and explain more in detail what you are trying to do.. it is probably a theme-specific problem

.. i think i did this before with margin shit, trying to remember, did you try just doing a static page width since you are using static wide sized images?

just something out of one of my pages
#page {
width: 1180px;
margin: 0px auto;

}

Let me know…
https://www.seancav.com

This is awesome guys, this is a problem a lot of people have (allowing multiple posts to different pages) I just got it working for comicpress, I wanted to separate my blog and comic on different pages and you guys made it happen! GREAT COLLABORATION EFFORT

here is what I did:

1) instead of copying page.php and modifying it like the 1st post, I modified index.php (since comicpress has some different things in there configuration b/c it figures you will somehow want to separate the comic and blog in some way, or at least I ponder!!) I copied this locally and began editing stuff around->

2)I ended up with this sean-page.php and uploaded to my wp-content comic press theme for comicpress (took me like 5 tries before I got what I wanted)

<?php
/*
Template Name: sean-page.php
*/
?>

<?php get_header();  ?>

<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('gn,v3c,v')) { ?>
	<div id="content-wrapper">
<?php } ?>

<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('gn,v3c')) get_sidebar('left'); ?>

<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('v3c,v')) { ?>
	<div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">
		<div class="column">
<?php } ?>

		<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('gn')) { ?>
			<div id="pagewrap-right">
		<?php } ?>

	<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('3c,standard')) { ?>
		<div id="content-wrapper">
	<?php } ?>

	<?php get_sidebar('overblog'); ?>

	<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('3c')) get_sidebar('left'); ?>

	<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('gn,standard,3c')) { ?>
		<div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">
			<div class="column">
	<?php } ?>

	<?php
	if (have_posts()) {
		global $blog_postcount;
		$blog_query = 'showposts='.$blog_postcount.'&cat=-"'.exclude_comic_categories().'"&paged='.$paged; 

		$posts = query_posts($blog_query);
		while (have_posts()) : the_post();

			display_blog_post();	

		endwhile;

		comicpress_pagination();
	} ?>

			<div class="clear"></div>
		</div>
	</div>

<?php
if (is_cp_theme_style('3c,v3c,gn,standard,v')) {
	get_sidebar('right'); ?>
<?php } ?>

	<?php if (is_cp_theme_style('gn')) { ?>
		</div>
	<?php } ?>	

	<div class="clear"></div>

</div> <!-- end pageright-wrapper / content-wrapper -->

<?php get_footer() ?>

3) I used this on my BLOG page under TEMPLATE on the right-hand side where you can choose another theme. (this should work for all comicpress users trying to do two separate pages, one for comics, one for a blog (posts).

check out my upcoming comic where I am using this design CAPS OFF PLEASE . COM

@waterfriendly, that is not part of this theme you can remove that in the editor under the plugin section, just do COMMAND+F (for mac) or a control f (windows) and search for the text you need to remove. Remember guys that we should leave some credit to people that did the work, we cannot just cut and paste everything without any credit…..

check my site on https://www.seancav.com to see my theme ??

did you ever get a response from the creator? I am trying to figure out why mine won’t work. I get this error

Missing template file. Please read the readme file!

Even though I thought I followed the directions exactly….