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Is there a plugin so that i can add a left panel to my site page so that i can have left center and right or i just work on the css to do that.
I'm using MT3 - Chalkboard theme
thanks for any help.
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Adding to theme
by ctuga » Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:26 pm
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Re: Adding to theme
by yellowled » Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:48 pm
ctuga wrote:Is there a plugin so that i can add a left panel to my site page so that i can have left center and right or i just work on the css to do that. I'm using MT3 - Chalkboard theme thanks for any help.
As far as I remember, that particular theme should already be able to display three columns, you just have to add sidebar plugins to both the left and right sidebar, sort of to "activate" both sidebars.
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL
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Re: Adding to theme
by ctuga » Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:34 am
As far as I remember, that particular theme should already be able to display three columns, you just have to add sidebar plugins to both the left and right sidebar, sort of to "activate" both sidebars.
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL[/quote]
it shows in the css but not in admin panel
Thank you i'm going to see if a can find out the colum
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL[/quote]
it shows in the css but not in admin panel
Thank you i'm going to see if a can find out the colum
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Re: Adding to theme
by ctuga » Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:33 am
As far as I remember, that particular theme should already be able to display three columns, you just have to add sidebar plugins to both the left and right sidebar, sort of to "activate" both sidebars.
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL[/quote]
hi again
I tried out other themes with 3 colums but getting same results it only shows up 2 colums.I moved around configurations settings but nothing shows to activate colums
all plugins that i install go to rigth side.
Sorry if my english is not good to understand but i'm portugues so i have some dificulty in writing down my questions.
thanks for your support.
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL[/quote]
hi again
I tried out other themes with 3 colums but getting same results it only shows up 2 colums.I moved around configurations settings but nothing shows to activate colums
all plugins that i install go to rigth side.
Sorry if my english is not good to understand but i'm portugues so i have some dificulty in writing down my questions.
thanks for your support.
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Re: Adding to theme
by ctuga » Sun Nov 02, 2008 2:44 am
ctuga wrote:As far as I remember, that particular theme should already be able to display three columns, you just have to add sidebar plugins to both the left and right sidebar, sort of to "activate" both sidebars.
If a sidebar is empty, it is usually not displayed at all.
YL
Sorry i found out what i was doing wrong.
problem solved.
thanks
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