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  1. ciarandwynvil
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Hello, I am experiencing a problem with content width for the articles. I have set the parameters of the template in a way to assign 100% of the width to module position on every row as I want each article to have full width rather than organize them in the columns. However, the template ignores it. It only assigns the full width to the first article in the category and organizes the rest in columns. Like this: http://www.ciarandwynvil.com/index.php/books

Where do I change the setting to assign the full width to each article and get rid of the annoying column setup?
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Hi Ciaran

The module width field in your templates parameters will only effect module positions. Presuming I understand you correctly the area in question on your site is within your Joomla component area. Settings for this layout are available within the parameters of the menu item linking to this page (Menus -> [YourMenu] -> [YourMenuItem - books]).

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Hi Ciarán

thanks for your help. It resolved my problem.

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