Text in posts with more margin

[tijmen_4real]

Or --or--- if, should i change it in both templates? What's the difference between them??

[Lynne]

You may change it in both templates. postbit display the user information on top of the post. postbit_legacy displays the user information on the left side of the post.

[tijmen_4real]

Sorry, but changes to both templates don't change a thing in the text margin/padding... What else can be done to get this fixed??

[Lynne]

How about a link to a thread so we can see the problem? If we need to be logged in, please post a test account username/password.

(And, did you try using padding:10px instead of margin:10px ?)

[tijmen_4real]

<a href="http://www.deorvanheemskerk.nl" target="_blank">link</a> to the board (login with test / testen). See any message as an example....

[Lynne]

When I added padding="10px" to the div tag, it did what you wanted. Right now, you have no style added to the div tag - I thought you said you had added it?

[tijmen_4real]

I added this code, looked if something changed, but it didn't, so i changed the code back to original. I think i did something wrong. Where did you added the code? And which code exactly??

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Originally Posted by Lynne

You may change it in both templates. postbit display the user information on top of the post. postbit_legacy displays the user information on the left side of the post.

Maybe you got me wrong. I want to change the padding/margin of the text in the post itself.....

[Seven Skins]

Find in postbit_legacy template:

<!-- message -->
<div id="post_message_$post[postid]">
	$ad_location[ad_showthread_firstpost_start]
	$post[message]
</div>
<!-- / message -->

Replace it with:

<!-- message -->
<div style="padding-left: 15px;" id="post_message_$post[postid]">
	$ad_location[ad_showthread_firstpost_start]
	$post[message]
</div>
<!-- / message -->

.

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PS. Padding is usually 6px so you will have to use more 6px to see any changes. I have used 15px but you can adjust it if needed.

[tijmen_4real]

Yes, that did the magic! Thanks from a noob (also you, Lynne!!)