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Originally Posted by Lynne

I have not played much with changing the grids, so I really can't give you specifics. But, if I were to do it, I would take out the class in the flattened grid there and add my own.

right I thought the same thing, but first I need to find the original class, to copy them and just add my customization. And there's really a mess on the CSS and xml files.

I'll try to start a class from scratch and let you know.

--------------- Added [DATE]1264619786[/DATE] at [TIME]1264619786[/TIME] ---------------

Ok problem solved there was a mistake in my code. So I'll post this for everyone.
Maybe you can stick the thread as SOLVED Lynne I don't know.

Let's say you have this default 33%-33%-33% default layout:

<div id="doc3">
	<div id="bd">
		<div class="yui-gb">
			<div class="yui-u first yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column1">$column[1]</ul>
			</div>
			<div class="yui-u yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column2">$column[2]</ul>
			</div>
			<div class="yui-u yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column3">$column[3]</ul>
			</div>
		</div>
	</div>
</div>

you just make like this:

<div id="doc3">
	<div id="bd">
		<div class="yui-gb">
			<div class="yui-u first yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column1" style="width:100%">$column[1]</ul>
			</div>
			<div class="yui-u yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column2" style="width:300px">$column[2]</ul>
			</div>
			<div class="yui-u yui-panel">
				<ul class="list_no_decoration" id="widgetlist_column3" style="width:300px">$column[3]</ul>
			</div>
		</div>
	</div>
</div>

Hope this helps other people.