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(@elotr)
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Is there a way to change settings so the users can see entire post instead of just the topic titles when browsing the forum?

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Robert
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@elotr,

I cannot even review your forum. This is just terrible... You've put forum in a very small area, and you have duplicated the sidebar. Please use either the wpForo sidebar or the page right sidebar, don't put widgets in both  sidebars, you're killing your forum.

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(@elotr)
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@Robert I removed the primary, content and wpForo widgets.  The main content still looks very smashed--just spread out wider.  Would you mind taking a look and giving me additional suggestions.   The forum lacks visual appeal even with the advanced attachments included.  It is a very text-focused.   Is there a way to change that?  I would like my users to be able to scroll down and see what others have posted without clicking on each topic.   My apps look much better than the website, but still not what I would like to see.  I am open to any help you can give me.

 

Robert
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@elotr,

Please do the following steps:

1. Put this CSS code in wpForo > Settings > Colors & Styles > Custom CSS Code textarea, save it and delete all caches.

.wpforo .site-content .entry-header, 
.wpforo .site-content .entry-content, 
.wpforo .page-content {
  max-width: 100%;
}

2. Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Widget and put the following widgets to the wpForo Sidebar (please make sure you use the wpForo Sidebar):

  • wpForo Recent Topics
  • wpForo Recent Posts (limit by topic set 1)

 

 

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(@elotr)
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@Robert Thank you for helping me.   Currently my Custom CSS Code box has this:

 

#wpforo-wrap{
font-size: 13px; width: 100%; padding: 10px 0; margin: 0px;
}

 

Are you instructing me to delete that and copy/paste what you have above instead?  I am obviously not skilled in this.  Thank you for your patience

 

Robert
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@elotr,

Just add the new CSS code under that and save it.

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(@elotr)
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Thank you!!!