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If the content seems to be bleeding across the quick link column and out of the site itself, you may have a table in place. If you look at the xhtml or html code of a page with a table, within the <table> tag, you may see a width call that looks like width="900px", width="900", or width="100%". There are two possible solutions.
The easiest solution is to simply remove any width calls. This will cause your table to flow easily within the template borders and around any other features that are in place. The other solution is to determine a set width. The call would be a maximum of width="760px". If you have quick_links enabled or if you have a fixed-width website, you will need to adjust your table widths accordingly (plan that your quick links box is about 200 pixels wide. Therefore, if your tables are at the top of your page, and you have quick links, you'll need to subtract 200 pixels from your table width).
If the image bleeds off the edge of your site, you may need to resize your image. If you have large images in your website the fix is similar to the fix for tables. Base your image size on the overall width of your website. Adjust image widths if they interfere with any quick_links menus. Image size adjustments can be made with an image editor and the xhtml <img> should include both height="number" and width="number" attributes.
Read all about the new features in our template guide (note: This will link you off to our template guide where new features are included).
Last modified May 21 2008 03:53 PM
