"Absolutely! Thanks for bringing it to my attention, and for your patience as always."
Three columns
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Chappelle on -
how did you remove the three columns in the first place? you should be able to simply undo whatever it is you did.
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Permalink Reply by Aaisha Simpson on -
I added the single html code and I cleared all codes. Now that I have done so , I find my self stuck with the single column.
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Chappelle on
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you should be able to return to your original css by choosing another theme and/or e-choosing the same them. it will return to ning's default three column format.
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Permalink Reply by Aaisha Simpson on
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I agree, it's just not work out for me. Thanks for your time.
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NC for HirePermalink Reply by Jen on -
Not sure why you're loading the Ning within a frameset. That may be part of the problem. Can you not save your Advanced CSS when you change themes? Like Thunder X explained, that should work.
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Best,
Jen
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