Dynamic page view per user

[#1]

I just switched my colour temperature on my monitor to 6500K and the nice soft background makes it much easier on the eye. However that is no good for anything else so back to 9300K.
I really don't like this colour scheme I'm afraid.

[#2]

We are working on alt stylesheets so that you can choose how you want it to look. 

[#3]

Great - thanks.
Probably too difficult but how about making the centre column width dynamic so it fills the screen on a higher resolution and also works well with a reduced size window - if you want to compare have a look at the PUG forums which work well in this regard

[#4]

Quote from: Kelly

We are working on alt stylesheets so that you can choose how you want it to look.

In the meantime, create a user stylesheet containing the following:

#header-wrap + #content,
#header-wrap + #content .tborder {
  width: 100%;
}

bingo! (note: might not work in IE)

[#5]

Finally managed to get it to work.
Working code is

Quote

#header-wrap + #content, #header-wrap + #content .tborder {   width: 100% ! important; }

[#6]

I know that this is a very old thread but I used the fix in the post above very successfully but I have noticed an odd effect.
It only works when I am logged in - any idea why that should be

[#7]

Quote from: Oldjim

It only works when I am logged in - any idea why that should be

it seems the structure of the page changes slightly when logged out. Try this updated css rule:

#header-wrap + #content,
#header-wrap + #content + .tborder,
#header-wrap + #content .tborder {
  width: 100% !important;
}