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      livius
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      Previously when i click on Home link
      on the top was menu with documentation and github link which was really usefull.
      Is this intentionaly removed?

      think about people first, then computers

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        Xykon administrators
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        No it wasn't, I'll keep looking into how to get it back.

        Christian Ehlers

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          Xykon administrators
          last edited by

          This is now back... along with the Twitter feed :)

          Christian Ehlers

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            livius @Xykon
            last edited by livius

            @xykon
            Thank you :)

            If i can propose something. Please consider changing:
            twitter div on desktops as

                float: right;
                margin-right: -300px;
            

            and div with forum content as only

            class="topic col-sm-12"
            

            instead of current topic col-lg-9 col-sm-12

            result will be - maybe not visible on screenshot but content will be wide as page with twitter pinned on right frame (wider messages content area) - click on image to see it better
            0_1512138953726_823b58ea-d7d0-498c-b799-f9846f372847-image.png

            something like on this page where ads are outside of content:
            http://konwertuj.com/KonwerterListaWiosek.aspx

            think about people first, then computers

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              Xykon administrators
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              I can look into this but the Twitter feed is running as a widget in the "Global Sidebar" of nodebb and I believe I'd have to modify the theme itself to change the way the sidebar is being displayed.

              Christian Ehlers

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                livius @Xykon
                last edited by

                @xykon
                i do not worked with nodebb, but if you can change class for forum content
                then for twitter simply add css like this

                div.col-lg-3.col-sm-12 {
                    float: right;
                    margin-right: -300px;
                }
                

                this is only one element with this class combination on the page, then style will apply only to this twitter sidebar
                i do not know nodebb but maybe it can generate automatically id for all elements?
                Then life will be much easier ;-)

                think about people first, then computers

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