why dont u put your Latest ,Popular and Archive in bottom it more look good and that way u can have your a-z bar in center srry bro that's all i can do wait for germini

go to your tempalte.css file, line 61

you find this:

#mainbody ul, #mainbody li {
margin-left:10px;
}

remove this property

Hey thankx alot.that was really helpful.

Hey My A to Z bar doesn't look good. Can you take a look at it. And tell me how to fix it? The bottons dont look like the way they look on your demo. Thanks in advance.

well, of course I cant help you if you dont post a link to your site! :lol:

but I can tell you that this wil be the solution: theres a property on your template CSS file that is adding MARGIN and PADDING to your UL and LI elements.

you should delete it

Sorry about that,

http://desitrax.com/main/index.php?option=com_muscol&view=album&id=18&Itemid=64

Can you tell me where exactily that is?

template.css line 102

ul li {
background:url("../images/bullet.gif") no-repeat scroll 18px 8px transparent;
line-height:180%;
padding-left:30px;
}

delete it

YOU GUYS ARE LAZY!!!!!!!!! YOU COULD DO THIS YOURSELF! come on! you're mantaining a web site!!!! :lol: :lol:

your the best....... :laugh: :laugh:

x

Sorry, double posted.

I am going crazy trying to figure this out as well. I can't seem to find the css entry that matches your above post that would allow me to center the A-Z Bar. Could you point out to me what I would need to change?

I spent an hour going through all the css files, even did a search with dreamweaver for all the tags. Only tags I see are ones that are mixed in with other elements which I am not sure would be something I should change. I am seeing similar tags within the js and xml files, but I doubt those are it. The default templates I have I had no problem finding the file to change, but this last template I purchased is throwing me off.

My web address for my test site is: link removed by poster

Thanks in advance.

well, if what you want is to CENTER the letterbar, then the fastest way is... go to /assets/letter.css
line 22

add some margin, for instance:

margin-left:45px;

that should do the trick

Ahh I see, so add a greater margin on the left to add padding so it looks centered when using a fixed width on the template. Probably wouldn't work on dynamic width setup, but then again there are a few items in muscol that seem to get really messed up on any template when going to a dynamic width and trying to stretch it further than the default demo. So I'll probably just stick to the fixed width.

I'll give that a try. Thank you for your help.

Thanks, that worked! That is probably the easiest way to do it on fixed width templates as it is not template dependent. I added that line within the ul.inicials element with how much space was needed and it looks great. You were also right on the money on the exact amount of space, 45 was the magic number Thanks again!