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You would need to change each main tables width on

catalog/includes/header.php

catalog/includes/footer.php

catalog/indes.php

 

add width="770" to each main table, if you want it to be viewable by people using 800x600 setting without having a scrolly at the bottom of the page.

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Are there exact areas that I would need to change if so what line if you should happen to know?

 

 

You would need to change each main tables width on

catalog/includes/header.php

catalog/includes/footer.php

catalog/indes.php

 

add width="770" to each main table, if you want it to be viewable by people using 800x600 setting without having a scrolly at the bottom of the page.

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The main table that Wendy mentioned is found by looking for the <TABLE... > tag. I think the default is width="100%" (I think) and you would just need to change the %100 to "770" without the % sign.

 

In addition to the three pages already mentioned, you are going to need to change the checkout and payment pages also.

 

Hope that helps.

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Adam - you would be better served by installing one of the center shops contributions. There is an html or css one. Either installs very quickly. If you don't want to do that, the best solution is to add the beginning of a table (table, tr, td) before the first table in includes/header.php and the end of the table after the last tags in includes/footer.php.

 

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