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Making everything central? #173

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Benspring100 opened this issue May 1, 2014 · 1 comment
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Making everything central? #173

Benspring100 opened this issue May 1, 2014 · 1 comment

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@Benspring100
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I have listen to a user on this site and I have successfully set up the image board. On the Random (/r/) board I want everything to be in the centre and not shoved to the left of the page. How can I edit this?
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twiforce commented May 1, 2014

This isn't a Tinyboard issue. I suppose it's not even an issue.
Those things are related to CSS, probably it'll be best for you to read something about it somewhere on the Internets and prevent further questions like this one.

I suppose you'll read something about it, so here is a few tips for you:
-- body should have a fixed width, for example, 960px or 80%;
-- margin: 0px auto applied to body will set an auto-margin from both sides of page;
-- it'll be nice to set div.post's width to 100% so every post will have same size;
-- text-align: center is another thing you'll probably need to apply to div.post if you want to center text on it. I hope you'll skip this one because it'll just look awful;
-- you can read a lot of useful information from file inc/config.php that you already have in your Tinyboard installation. Don't forget that you need to keep all your configuration changes on inc\instance-config.php. Edit inc\config.php only if you have a valuable reason to do that.

And please, remember, lots of users are recieving email notifications when someone creates an issue or replies to one of them and goes here to see what's happened, but nothing really happened. You can recieve faster and cleaner response for non-Tinyboard related questions on websites like http://stackoverflow.com.

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