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  • puntje Friend
    #644118

    If did that at first. But then it is not 100% width. What is after 1200px is not 100%. My screen larger as 1200px, also my smart tv.

    I have white blocks in the left and in the right footer, menu, breadcrumbs etc.I want the footer 100%, the breadcrums and also the banner

    Also a part is not good responsive tablet and small computer screen. I saw this on my computer. Mobile is correct.

    I like to have100% width of screen.

    // GRID
    // ————————————————–

    // Default 940px grid
    // ————————-
    @T3gridWidth: 940px; // T3 add. For non-responsive layout.
    @gridColumns: 12;
    @gridGutterWidth: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth: floor((@T3gridWidth – @gridGutterWidth * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth) + (@gridGutterWidth * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // 1200px min
    @T3gridWidth1200: 1200px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth1200: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth1200: floor((@T3gridWidth1200 – @gridGutterWidth1200 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth1200: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth1200) + (@gridGutterWidth1200 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // 980px-1199px
    @T3gridWidth980: 1199px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth980: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth980: floor((@T3gridWidth980 – @gridGutterWidth980 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth980: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth980) + (@gridGutterWidth980 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // T3 Add: 768px-979px
    @T3gridWidth768: 979px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth768: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth768: floor((@T3gridWidth768 – @gridGutterWidth768 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth768: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth768) + (@gridGutterWidth768 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // Fluid grid
    // ————————-
    @fluidGridColumnWidth: percentage(@gridColumnWidth/@gridRowWidth);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth: percentage(@gridGutterWidth/@gridRowWidth);

    // 1200px min
    @fluidGridColumnWidth1200: percentage(@gridColumnWidth1200/@gridRowWidth1200);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth1200: percentage(@gridGutterWidth1200/@gridRowWidth1200);

    // 980px-1199px
    @fluidGridColumnWidth980: percentage(@gridColumnWidth980/@gridRowWidth980);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth980: percentage(@gridGutterWidth980/@gridRowWidth980);

    // T3 Extensed: 768px-979px
    @fluidGridColumnWidth768: percentage(@gridColumnWidth768/@gridRowWidth768);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth768: percentage(@gridGutterWidth768/@gridRowWidth768);

    puntje Friend
    #742753

    If did that at first. But then it is not 100% width. What is after 1200px is not 100%. My screen larger as 1200px, also my smart tv.

    I have white blocks in the left and in the right footer, menu, breadcrumbs etc.I want the footer 100%, the breadcrums and also the banner

    Also a part is not good responsive tablet and small computer screen. I saw this on my computer. Mobile is correct.

    I like to have100% width of screen.

    // GRID
    // ————————————————–

    // Default 940px grid
    // ————————-
    @T3gridWidth: 940px; // T3 add. For non-responsive layout.
    @gridColumns: 12;
    @gridGutterWidth: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth: floor((@T3gridWidth – @gridGutterWidth * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth) + (@gridGutterWidth * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // 1200px min
    @T3gridWidth1200: 1200px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth1200: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth1200: floor((@T3gridWidth1200 – @gridGutterWidth1200 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth1200: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth1200) + (@gridGutterWidth1200 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // 980px-1199px
    @T3gridWidth980: 1199px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth980: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth980: floor((@T3gridWidth980 – @gridGutterWidth980 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth980: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth980) + (@gridGutterWidth980 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // T3 Add: 768px-979px
    @T3gridWidth768: 979px; // T3 add
    @gridGutterWidth768: 0px;
    @gridColumnWidth768: floor((@T3gridWidth768 – @gridGutterWidth768 * (@gridColumns – 1)) / @gridColumns);
    @gridRowWidth768: (@gridColumns * @gridColumnWidth768) + (@gridGutterWidth768 * (@gridColumns – 1));

    // Fluid grid
    // ————————-
    @fluidGridColumnWidth: percentage(@gridColumnWidth/@gridRowWidth);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth: percentage(@gridGutterWidth/@gridRowWidth);

    // 1200px min
    @fluidGridColumnWidth1200: percentage(@gridColumnWidth1200/@gridRowWidth1200);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth1200: percentage(@gridGutterWidth1200/@gridRowWidth1200);

    // 980px-1199px
    @fluidGridColumnWidth980: percentage(@gridColumnWidth980/@gridRowWidth980);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth980: percentage(@gridGutterWidth980/@gridRowWidth980);

    // T3 Extensed: 768px-979px
    @fluidGridColumnWidth768: percentage(@gridColumnWidth768/@gridRowWidth768);
    @fluidGridGutterWidth768: percentage(@gridGutterWidth768/@gridRowWidth768);

    puntje Friend
    #578135

    It is still not 100% screen on my computer. i have a large screen.

    Maybe someone else can tell me of this possible with this template. With the others i could give the left and right block another color.

    Also will be nice if there is a button if people are down the page. They click and go up.

    Hope someone can help me soon!

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #578151

    Hi
    I am sorry but bootstrap2 only accepts the number px for that , You can change other number and not 100% .
    If you will make it to 100% it does not compatible with other css classes . It take pretty customization to adjust changes for all class that is out of our scope .
    Sorry for not much help in this case:(( .
    For back to top button apply the solution given in This documentation .

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