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February 14Feb 14 Go to your admincp - customizations - themes and first : Enable theme designerNow:Select option on your theme: Theme Designer templates -> Create new templatePut a name for your class example:content-wrapperSelect option : HookAfter this you need add the class content on form:<div class="content-wrapper"> YOU DOES NOT NEED CLOSE THIS TAG, Because the system will be close this.Be ready, after this you need make a CSS style for your content.
February 14Feb 14 Author I tried it doesn't seem to work there is no wrapper around the content. What goes in the html?
February 14Feb 14 When you put this <DIV your content class will be this.Just try, I use this on my website fine.You can check : https://community.lightningmu.net/ Edited February 14Feb 14 by Marco Junior
February 14Feb 14 Author Not sure your understanding what I want I want a wrapper around the content with a different color.
February 15Feb 15 20 hours ago, Drewfus said:Not sure your understanding what I want I want a wrapper around the content with a different color.I understand what you mean, and this is how you can do it.Just add some custom CSS according to what you want.Example:.wrapper-content { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 1500px; background: var(--body-bg-color); /* Background color */ position: relative; box-shadow: 0px 10px 30px oklch(0.61 0.12 154.68); /* Color apply for border content with small effect green, because I use green color on my buttons */ }Basically, you will create content about the main content of your community and then you will define the background color and maximum width.I used the IPS forum as a base because I think the navigation menu and the way the content was defined are very elegant, so I did something using that base.Just now, Marco Junior said:I understand what you mean, and this is how you can do it.Just add some custom CSS according to what you want.Example:.wrapper-content { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 1500px; background: var(--body-bg-color); /* Background color */ position: relative; box-shadow: 0px 10px 30px oklch(0.61 0.12 154.68); /* Color apply for border content with small effect green, because I use green color on my buttons */ }Basically, you will create content about the main content of your community and then you will define the background color and maximum width.I used the IPS forum as a base because I think the navigation menu and the way the content was defined are very elegant, so I did something using that base.You can check the final result here: https://community.lightningmu.net/
February 16Feb 16 1 hour ago, Drewfus said:@Marco Junior No that is not it BUT THANKS..Ok, if you need help I can help you !Just post here a example that you need.