Hope


Hope, originally uploaded by brendadada.

A refreshing photo on a sunday morning.

Yes, I know it's too big for the space again, but for a seascape that's appropriate.

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  1. FactoBruntSun Aug 21, 09:50:00 pm BST

    If you go to your blogger template and look for:

    #main
    {
    width: 410px
    }

    and change the 410px to 500px, it will all fit.

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  2. Garry NixonMon Aug 22, 08:20:00 am BST

    Just tried that - it pushed the sidebar down to the bottom. How could I move the sidebar a bit to the right?

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  3. FactoBruntMon Aug 22, 10:11:00 am BST

    Ah, it's because #main is within #content and #content wasn't wide enough.
    Change #main to width: 500px, and change #content to width: 750px, that might do it.

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  4. ApprenticeTue Aug 23, 04:23:00 am BST

    It's a great tip, but if you've done all that, and I think you have, you might want to look at the site on a computer with a 'normal' small monitor and see if you get those annoying scroll bars appearing.

    The other way to go is customise your Flickr-to-blog setting. Choose layout, choose 'original size' and then click on the 'customise' button. You'll get a box of code, that's the stuff that needs fixing.

    You can strip out all the first bit from < style to /style > because that's just annoying bumpf. I change the tag from "photo sharing" which tbh is a bit weird, and I put in {picture_title} instead. But you'll see the sizing in there, and you can experiment and see what works best. Give me a bing if that doesn't make sense. I am getting my eyes tested tomorrow, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if it's wrong-ish somewhere.

    Anyhow, apols, really thought I'd mentioned this before...

    Blog is looking great, btw.

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