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  • nvestor24 Friend
    #185607

    dear guys,

    is where any way to change the main-width in full-width layout. currently the width is 1050px, i would like to have it to 990px. in the framework 2 i could do this in the template-options. in this new framework i can’t find it!

    regards

    torsten

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #485780

    You can see parameters config of the template here

    Open templates/ja_mitius/less/variables.less file

    find this line

    // 1200px min
    @T3gridWidth1200: 1056px; // T3 add

    change to


    // 1200px min
    @T3gridWidth1200: 996px; // T3 add

    Go to Template Manager and click Compile LESS to CSS button.

    nvestor24 Friend
    #485807

    Ninja Lead,

    that rocks. genial.

    one question. i have made a backup before. that was my luck. after i have clicked on the less button, the width of the template was exactly 990px – but the whole css changes i have made before are reseted !

    i played back the template.css. jasliderlite.css jalogin.css from my backup and my old resolution was to see again – god be thanks. ( IS THIS CORRECT – WHAT I HAVE DONE?)
    in future, is there a way to handle this things easier ?

    Sorry, these are my first experience with t3 v3 – iam a newbie in this framework and simply grateful for such great help.

    best regards
    torsten

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #485984

    Great job, whenever you customize css file your need to back it up before clicking Compile LESS to CSS button.

    Or other way you can add on custom override in this file

    <blockquote>templates/ja_mitius/css/custom.css</blockquote>

    And next time you need to backup only this file

    nvestor24 Friend
    #486174

    Thank you very much for this information!

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