Thank you

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#logo .logo {

    width: 100% !important;

}

For your category blog try also adding the following to your Custom CSS...

.cols-2 .column-2 {

    float: left;

}

Ciarán

OK - You can look into trouble shooting this now. The weather button has been put back (side colB ) and its css is causing the logo (top left) on this one page to go small. You will see the issue is not happening on the other pages.

Hopefully you can figure out a work around. I don't want to leave it this way long as the site is live.

Also: Can you look at this page and tell me why the right part of this 'category blog' page (Bylaws) is aligned so far over to the right. It actually is float right according to the CSS??
See http://zenonpark.com/index.php/en/administration/bylaws-and-notices
Although this page looks fine and is also just a 'category blog' layout. http://zenonpark.com/index.php/en/administration/municipal-council

Thanks

Not resolved, but I had to remove the weather widget and replace it with an image, on the index page in sidecol B.
I will put the widget back and let you know, but right now I'm having another issue which my server needs to help me with. (JCE popup for adding a link to an article comes up blank - server 500 error).
.
http://www.zenonpark.com

Hi Glen

Have you since resolved this issue as your logo appears to be now displaying correctly? If not please post a URL to an example of an issue and we will give you the CSS to counteract your widget CSS.

Ciarán

UPDATE: That widget I found is the 'weather button' I have....or had on the community page so I have no control over the 3rd party css, which is remote from my site. Is there a way to use css to get around the code?
IE
Since the weather network uses the class
.logo
how do I change my .logo class to something else .... or is that possible?


Thanks

Line 72 in what file? I haven't created a new custom.css but am using the template manager for the time being. Can you direct me to the file? I don't recognize that widget and don't know where it might be located. Thanks

Hi Glen

You appear to be loading a 3rd party CSS file which is effecting your logo... http://widget.twnmm.com/styles/btn/styles.css

May I suggest removing the following from this CSS file which should hopefully resolve this issue for you (line 72)...

.logo {

    float: left;

    height: 20px;

    padding: 2px 2%;

    width: 80px;

}

Ciarán