Window Size Issue

[MajorKokosnuss]

If i am using full screen, everything is perfect :

http://prntscr.com/49i4gp

if i go in window mode i get this :

http://prntscr.com/49i4o1

is there any fix for this :O ?

[Dave]

We will not be able to help you without a direct link to your forum.

[MajorKokosnuss]

www.boomboomforums.com

[Max Taxable]

When I go full screen with FF 32, I get what we see in the second image you posted.

[Max Taxable]

And wow.... This image which you have hosted off site (3rd party) is almost 90% of your entire page load, coming in at a whopping 1.3 megabytes:

http://i61.tinypic.com/316p5bq.png

You should convert this image into a progressive jpeg and host it on your server, saving at least 1 megabyte of bandwidth. You can get the look without all the glut.

[MajorKokosnuss]

Do you know if there is a fix for the issue ?

[tbworld]

I am not the expert in this area, graphics are not my thing, but I believe you either need to go to a fixed vbulletin layout or use a column on the left and the right, instead of a fixed graphic. This method would also cut down on the image size as @Max Taxable has already indicated. There are threads here on vBulletin.org on how to setup the HTML. (They might be a bit difficult to find.) If you cannot find the threads, look at a few sites and examine the source HTML -- that should give you the presentation logic that you need.

You might try searching for the term "graphical borders", "graphic border".

[MajorKokosnuss]

Well i tryed that already, but my editing skills are horrible
i find nothing

[ozzy47]

You need to edit the stylevar, body_padding, found under the group Global, and set the left and right to auto.

[tbworld]

Add this to the bottom of your additional.css template. This might be what you are looking for. You still might l want to set a fixed width on your page.

.body_wrapper {
  padding: none;
  margin: 0 auto;
  max-width: 960px;
}

Thanks @Ozzy47, I see that he posted a link, so I could check his .body-wrapper selector.