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11th November 2010, 02:31 PM #1 How do I make a page full page without a blank column on left in Joomla?
I am currently working on an article for my schools website and would like to make the page full width. It's probably best if I link to the unfinished page... Prenton High School for Girls
As you can see the left side has a blank where a menu should go.
Can I set somewhere in joomla that I want the page to be full width?
I have had a look through but can't find anything. 
thanks
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11th November 2010, 04:39 PM #2
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Hi,
It will be down to your CSS for the template but as I am on my iPhone, I can't check. If no one else has replied by the time I get home, I'll have a look.
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11th November 2010, 06:23 PM #3
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In the sites "position.css" file, line 64 reads "margin:0 0 0 21%;"
This pushes the main content to the right (by 21% of the entire width). If you change this to "margin: 0", this will get rid of the empty column.
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Thanks to PeteW from:
reggiep (12th November 2010)
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12th November 2010, 08:38 AM #4 Thanks for that, it's not quite what I meant! But it is useful for some future plans I have.
I wondered when I asked if it was possible to hide the blank column just for one page.
I don't think this is possible though.
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12th November 2010, 09:18 AM #5 Don't know anything about Joomla specifically, just CSS in general, but for that one page you could use an extra div wrapper and set a negative left margin in that.
I.E.: add an extra div around all the content on that page; add style="margin-left: -25%" should (IIRC) work. May also need to explicitly set width to be 125% as well, otherwise it might just shift the content left and give you a blank column on the right.
Of course, I could be completely wrong here
but it will only take you a moment to test it out.
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Thanks to sonofsanta from:
reggiep (12th November 2010)
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