Margins and Shrinking the Text Table Sizes
If you would like your template text to be inside a smaller or larger area and have more or less white space around it, here are some general ideas for doing this. This type of editing can be involved because every template is different and some have different code and notes.
Adding White Space:
The following code is from a T25 template but many templates have similar code.
First open the HTML document you wish to change in Notepad or your HTML editor in source code view. Look for a note similar to the one shown below:
Notice in the code above the width="575". Some templates will have a width defined in pixels like the example, some will have them in percents. Example: width="100%". This code can be freely changed to make the template tables and so forth different sizes. The template you are editing may be different from this example and some margin and spacing code may be defined in the CSS file. Also see the "Resizing Template Tables" support page
Try changing the border="0" to border="1" and viewing the page in your web browser. You will then be able to see where the table you are trying to edit is. This will make it easier to re-size the tables.
If you adjust the table width and it does not update, code for the width may also be defined in your template CSS file.
Whitespace Left and Right
In some templates table right and left spacing may be defined in the CSS file. The CSS classes may be "rightspace" or "whitespace" or something similar. You can try a search for "space" in the CSS file to locate these classes.
