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When you reduce the font size the content area bleeds into the sidebarleft area. This also happens on seoposition.com.
Anything we can change to stop this happening?
Comments
Comment #1
Wolfflow CreditAttribution: Wolfflow commentedHi i am working on alek 2.0 D6.x
You may look at my progress on A Place for Alek 2.0 Theme
Cheers
... Some ours later...
Ok I have played around with the Alek Theme on my local server and if i have fully understood what you mean with:
I saw that adjusting the with of the siderbarLeft in width, that means make it smaller,
styles.css part of ...
Cheers
the effect can be controlled.
Cheers
Comment #2
Brandon Brockett CreditAttribution: Brandon Brockett commentedThanks! It worked.
I made the sidebarLeft 195px and had issues with the top.gif and bottom.gif not fitting the sidebar.
So I resized the img/top.gif and img/bottom.gif images to fit the new width then uploaded and overwrote the originals.
Once that was done then the styles.css had to be updated to display the correct image sizes.
Comment #3
Wolfflow CreditAttribution: Wolfflow commentedThank you too Brandon
Glad to see that you got it work, thanks you to for posting your changes, i will
post it also to my test Site Drupal Themes Developing
if you agree.
Cheers