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Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Added 🙂
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Jesse Sanchez4 said:Yeah, I think we’re getting there, sort of.

#collapseobj_quickreply td { background-color: transparent; }
div.panel fieldset > table > tbody > tr > td { background-color: transparent; }

The first part handles the quick reply box down below, and the second one fixes that top table on the PMO interface. The PMO indicator itself stays untouched.

But now, there’s just this massive amount of white space left in the advanced reply and a few other spots...

It makes no sense—it’s like someone didn't even bother using the existing CSS, but instead grabbed some ancient backup or a default file and started messing around with it.

That 640px thing isn't right; I don't see it anywhere in the W3C code. Why is it working on your end? 😁 And setting all those tables to 100% doesn't feel like a great solution either. Sigh.

That 640px rule is an attribute set on the Advanced Reply section specifically to fix the white space there... It was the only attribute I could isolate without breaking the rest of the .panel elements.

Do you happen to know where I can find the default stylesheet for vBulletin 3.8? 😁
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Jesse Sanchez4 said:I’m dealing with all sorts of nonsense on my end. For instance, the bar completely vanished in the PMs because of how the div.panel tbody td is behaving. Honestly, I have no idea what they were thinking when they pushed this update...

Hmm... which bar? Is it tagged with a specific class or an ID in the source code that we could target and style individually?

EDIT: Figured out the issue. Swapped out div.panel tbody td for div.panel div[style="width:640px"] tbody td and now everything looks fine. 🙂
install/update
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Jesse Sanchez4 said:.alt1Active td:last-child { width: 100%; }

Thanks... 👍 I added it to my Stylebot 🙂
Anyone who wants the update/install
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Michael James65 Asks:
Time to overwrite. Thanks! 🙂

Hey everyone, just a heads-up—Ashley Lopez found a fix if you're running Chrome. 😁

Quick edit—is there any way we could get the subforum titles left-aligned? Take the "fotografija gore" section, for example. There are two subforums there, but the titles are stuck right in the middle of the field instead of being aligned to the left. 🙂

I gave it a shot, but I haven't cracked the code just yet. If I manage to get it sorted, I'll let you guys know. 🙂
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
Amanda Palmer90 said:there’s still this white crap everywhere 🙂, but at least I’m not getting hit with stupid ads, and the forum layout is back to a normal width thanks to Ashley Lopez 👍

I tried to get rid of that white mess too. Hopefully, it's gone... Or at least mostly gone... 😁 Just reinstall (or just run an update, I can't quite remember how the process works)

CSS:
html body { background-color: #fff; background-image: none;}
table { width: 100% ; }
div.page { width: 100% ;}
div.pagenav { width: 0px; }
.alt1 td, .alt1Active td { background-color: #f5f5f5; }
.alt2 td, td.alt2 { background-color: #E1E4F2; }
div.panel tbody td { background: transparent ;}
#vB_Editor_001 { background-color: #e1e1e2; }
Forum layout width settings in Forum Help! ·
If you’re running Chrome, just grab the Stylebot extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...foejpgmdaleoha and then plug this in:

Here's the CSS code:
html body { background-color: #fff; background-image: none; }
table { width: 100%; }
div.page { width: 100%; }
div.pagenav { width: 0px; }

And if anyone prefers using Stylish, you can port it over there too.

Just a little something to kick things off with my first post. xD