I am working to match the look of my Smug Mug site to a WordPress site so my blog is fluid. I've got a friend that's a WP expert so he's helping along during the process. One thing he and I are working on is the minimum overall width of the site. One question he's asked that is above my head is, "Does SM support responsive themes?" He's defined "responsive theme" as a theme that detects the dimensions of the screen being used to view, and adjusts the layout automatically. Looking at my current SM code, he says everything is hard coded so if the page width is smaller than the coded widths that information will spill out over the parent container.

TIA,
JS

By default, SmugMug pages (like your homepage, category, and subcategory pages) are set at a fixed width. However, with one line of CSS, you can "stretch" those pages so that they automatically adjust to the width of the viewer's browser window. I use this single line of CSS to stretch those pages:

#homepage, #category, #subcategory {width: auto !important; margin-left: 15px !important; margin-right: 15px !important;}

I hope this helps!

Originally Posted by rnrjosh By default, SmugMug pages (like your homepage, category, and subcategory pages) are set at a fixed width. However, with one line of CSS, you can "stretch" those pages so that they automatically adjust to the width of the viewer's browser window. I use this single line of CSS to stretch those pages: #homepage, #category, #subcategory {width: auto !important; margin-left: 15px !important; margin-right: 15px !important;} I hope this helps!

Can you tell me if there is a way to use this code and incorporate addtional code into it to make the banner's that I have in my header on the My Life galleries (http://gallery.kimashcraft.com/MyLife) stretch across the top of the page more? I have different banners for each of these galleries and they all have the same dimensions (1500x300).

Thanks,
Kim

Originally Posted by Kimbo6891 Can you tell me if there is a way to use this code and incorporate addtional code into it to make the banner's that I have in my header on the My Life galleries (http://gallery.kimashcraft.com/MyLife) stretch across the top of the page more? I have different banners for each of these galleries and they all have the same dimensions (1500x300).

A banner is an image and images don't stretch.

If you change your banner to be built in multiple pieces you can place one to the left and one to the right of the browser window. This will give you side-to-side coverage in the browser window.

--- Denise

Originally Posted by denisegoldberg A banner is an image and images don't stretch. If you change your banner to be built in multiple pieces you can place one to the left and one to the right of the browser window. This will give you side-to-side coverage in the browser window. --- Denise

That sounds interesting, but complicated. Can you explain in a little more detail how something like this might be done?

Thanks,
Kim