Hey all,
I'm tweaking some of the CSS directly, so that I can work around the bits of vanilla I don't like (not a lot, TBH). I'm having an issue with this one bit though:
.tc-sidebar-header {
padding: 30px;
border-radius: 10px 0 0 10px;
border: 4px solid #228225;
width: 700px;
}
Everything works just fine, EXCEPT the background width. I'm using a dark background, and want the sidebar to have a light background. I want that sidebar to remain all the way to the right, so that the background is never visible behind the sidebar contents, and it looks like a more or less permanent, collapsible panel (see HowIWantIt)
If I leave the width out, when I look at shadow tiddlers via More, the background isn't wide enough to appear behind all of the tiddler titles.
If I keep it in, there's issues. It's either too wide (900px will scroll all the way right and still have the beige background, but look at all that extra empty space after those long shadow tid titles), or at some point, it's the right width for the text, but doesn't look "docked" - the page background peeks out at the end of the scroll to the right (see WhatItDoes) .
Float:right doesn't work - breaks layout, as expected, but tested anyway
Does anyone know what I should do to make this look how I want?
Thanks,
Aidan