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Old 09-11-2009, 01:39 AM
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Default Adjusting sidebar width on the home page

The right sidebar on the home page is significantly wider (and the left content area narrower) than all the remaining pages in the Corporate theme. I figured out how to narrow the right sidebar (and widen each of the columns in the left content area correspondingly); but I've only adjusted them about 10px so far. Is there a reason it is designed the way it is, and if I make the home page columns match the other pages width-wise, am I going to cause problems somewhere that I haven't thought about?

The themes seem so well thought out, I'm afraid to make significant design changes because I figure there must be a good reason it is the way it is. So before I really screw things up, should I leave well enough alone? It's not really a problem the way it is, it's just a cosmetic issue that I don't like to see that right sidebar "jumping around." LOL

The site I'm working on is http://bergey.net/host/ in case you want to take a look, but the demo theme shows the same issue.

Bob
 

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