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Editing the CSS screwed up my forum?

JamesOJamesO
edited July 2006 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
Hi everyone

I tried editing some of my css, and it screwed up my forum. All I did was add a width tag to the #Body div, uploaded, and you can see the results here: Forum. Then I removed the tag and it didn't go back to normal. I just read the FAQ about creating custom styles, and it says to copy everything into a new theme folder. That was my mistake (didn't do it), but how do I get my forum back to normal?

Comments

  • ADMADM
    Just download the original CSS file and overwrite it.
  • JamesOJamesO
    I tried that.
  • lamentlament ✭
    just reupload the files again.
  • strawberriesstrawberries New
    aye, delete the whole thing, and database....and then do a clean install
  • lamentlament ✭
    you don't need to reinstall the db. just re-upload the files.
  • JamesOJamesO
    All the files?

    What confuses me is why the change would totally restructure the forum.
  • garymardellgarymardell ✭
    check all the template files are there. As if you are mission sidebar ones and all it might not go down too well
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    You must have done something else. Maybe accidentally...

    Changing the CSS and then changing it back wouldn't cause the problem you are having.
  • FelipeFelipe
    If you want to know what happened, download the files from the server to a new directory and analyze what are the differences (see structure directory with 'tree' and you'd better use 'diff' first on tree files than on each files recursively). It's just a bit long for what you'll learn from this analysis ^^
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