Decrease Margin Size in Ascetica
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I was wondering if there was any way to decrease the margin size of my blog using CSS. I want the actual blog post to cover more space instead of the heavy white bars on the margins.
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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So I’m guessing you don’t have help for me. I’ve posted to this forum multiple times with CSS questions and have always received help.
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You’re guessing wrong.
And prior to this, you posted only one CSS question in the Support forum. The other two are in the CSS forum (and the one of the two was answered by me).
Must I go on and explain why it’s better for everybody if you post in the right forum? -
So you’re saying you can help me? If it makes you feel better, I can repost this in the right forum.
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If it makes me feel better? Are you on drugs or something?
First, this isn’t a private conversation, it’s a public forum. The whole point is that Q&As are available to all. Posting CSS questions where they belong helps other users looking for the same answers (as well as users who try to learn CSS).
Second, very few of us help with CSS editing, when we want to reply we naturally visit the CSS forum, and the two staff members that are primarily responsible for answering CSS questions visit only the CSS forum. So posting your questions where they belong helps you get a competent reply faster. (And it also means that moderators won’t waste their time moving threads).Get it now?
PS This is a peer-to-peer support forum: you get help for free, mostly by volunteers. If you think that busting their balls instead of following a simple suggestion is to your advantage, be my guest…
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Really, this is getting quite out of hand. There’s no need to attack me personally. My intention was not to goad you. I merely thought quipping would lighten the mood; clearly I was mistaken.
I will seek assistance elsewhere. Goodnight.
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