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Aug 12, 2012 23:23

Also, can anyone help with custom CSS or what option I would use to remove the left sidebar?
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thesparque August 12 2012, 22:59:35 UTC
I don't know, but since I'm taking an intro course in CSS on Codecademy, I do know how to make text turn really big and bright with a dotted border around it for no reason when you hover over it. Does this help?

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hashishinahooka August 12 2012, 23:34:37 UTC
A+

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weekendoffender August 13 2012, 00:27:56 UTC
You shouldn't need CSS to remove it. Just change it to the single column layout in page setup.

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alneowyld August 13 2012, 03:23:14 UTC
If you're sure you want to remove it, find the id of the div that has that sidebar and add display:none. It seems it's called menu, so it would be something like: #menu { display: none; }
That will however leave a gap where it was, so you'll have to remove the margin using something like this: #content { margin-left: 0px }
If you like the size of the entries at this point leave it be, otherwise add this to your custom css to bring it to the original size and center it: #entries { width: 620px; margin: auto; }
The same code can be used to center the footer if you want, only with 640px, instead of 620px.

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