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CSS & low resolution
Due to everyone not having the same resolution, the tabs on my forum becomes unorganized through the viewers monitor. The tabs are based off basic CSS, so i was wondering if you guys know the solution to have the tabs looking in the same in all resolutions.
Here are some pics: http://www.caraudiojunkyard.com/forum/16976-post6.html |
You've got the buttons constrained to only stretch for so many pixels. Try changing:
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width="xxx" Code:
width="100%" |
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Let me know the results. Also, you should find the tabs in your header just in case you didn't know that already.
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fyi, here's the how to that someone written up: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....7&postcount=10 |
No no no, I meant the tabs should be in your header as the navbar is seperate so check your header for the tabs. If they aren't there then check the navbar.
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Just checked that code again, and there is a width=100%
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Ok if you did that then I can definately say the tabs are in your header template.
EDIT: Is there a way I can view your forum? I want to view the source code and see if I can find what you need to change to get it to show right in multiple resolutions. |
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<div id="tabsJ"> |
This code:
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<div id="tabsJ"> In the CSS for tabsJ find: Code:
/* width:100%; */ Code:
width: 100%; |
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