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I'm sure at some point WordPress will become completely modular, and 
there will be backends, frontends, gui, etc, everything interchangeable 
and built around a functional API system.
Until that day comes, I'll still probably use the defaults, and change 
it with modifications I choose.  Free Open Source Software is good like 
that.



deliciousdays wrote:
> 
> I agree, the 980px limitation in width is not good *to say the least* 
> and the fact that a 'plugin' is offered to overwrite this CSS setting is 
> a joke, right?!
> No offense intended D, but I'm getting more and more frustrated with 
> many of the recent design and UI decisions.
> To a point where I simply don't care and am happy (and already have) to 
> apply my own admin CSS theme with JS driven menu tabs.
> 
> But why not spend more time on fixing real issues than trying so hard to 
> come up with a different UI, that seems to be put together 'on-the-fly'.
> 
> O
> 
> PS: Someone somewhere wrote "WP is the new Windows" - I hope not.
> 
> 
> DD32 wrote:
>> Aparantly most people prefer a thin content frame rather than a fluid 
>> content frame.
>>
>> Personally, If i want my content thin, i resize the browser window.
>>
>> I wrote up a plugin to remove the maximum width if you would like to 
>> try a full width admin.
>> http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/remove-max-width/
>>
>> D
>>
>> On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:06:49 +1100, Eric Amundson 
>> <sewmyheadon at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>  
>>> On 03/26/2008 Vladimir Vuckovic wrote:
>>>    
>>>> I don't know is this bug, but I'm running my computer on 1280x960
>>>> pixels and I notice that whole WordPress 2.5 (which is so amazing) is
>>>> on the left align, not centered or streched 100%... I think that it's
>>>> better to be in whole window, not only on the left and there's a lot
>>>> of blank space at the right...
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Vladimir
>>>>       
>>> Hi Vladimir,
>>>
>>> I'm running on a few monitors - both wide screens.
>>>
>>> I think if you look closer, the header and footer expand to fill the
>>> width of the browser, no matter what the width.
>>>
>>> The 'body' of the admin panel, which is wrapped in a div class="wrap"
>>> has a max-width of 980px, which is likely to spare the design from
>>> breaking or becoming too hard to read (excessive line lengths), when
>>> maximized on wider screens.
>>>
>>> I like this a lot and rarely maximize my browser anyway on a wider 
>>> screen.
>>>
>>> eric
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