I want to do the same thing in this post:
http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/changed-width-style-for-certain-pages/
But in the post there is no details…
All pages have in contente, 75% of width and 25% to the right collum.
I want 100% of width in some pages, for example, in forum page (kunena).
And in some articles… (this articles dont exist yeat)
Is there a way to personalize easily?
Phill
Moderator
Very easy inded. Simply make copies of the default layout in the template manager and edit to the widths you require. Then in the general tab you can assign those layouts to certain pages or categories.
However, if it is just 100% you are after then simply making sure there are no modules published on the Kunena page etc will do the trick. In the module manager you can select which pages modules appear. If no modules are published on a page then the content area will increase to the full width.
Thanks for reply!
I tried, but I dont understand.
I cloned the main layout and assigned to the pages, but thw default width is set in the default.php and its only edited by ftp and there is only one file caled default.php
75% to mains content and 25% to right colum.
Every cloned layout continues with 75% of width in content and 25% in right colum…
Phill
Moderator
Please post a link to your site so I can take a look
Phill
Moderator
Have you made any custom changes to the code as I have tested with the quickstart and the modules are collapsing correctly but in your install that is not happening.
I changed the margin and the padding to get all horizontal area
Phill
Moderator
I’m at a bit of a loss here. I’ve just installes Kunena on a clean install of this template and it is working at full width. So either one of your plugins or modules are causing a problem or one of your plugins. I’ll raise a support ticket for you as I cannot take this further.
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I disabled any module in forum page…
I will try unistall the last things I instaled and try again 😉
Tks for your help!
Phill
Moderator
The point being that normally you should just be able to remove the modules and the main content should fill the page. Why does this not happen with this template? A new profile should not be needed.
Phill
Moderator
The fastes dev in the west (HA Cong Tien) found the problem with ease. It seems that you have modified a file in plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/page/default.php
<div id="ja-content" class="column" style="width:75%">
Please replace that file with the original and you should be fine. Download a fresh copy of the jat3 framework and replace that file.
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