scott ogilvie

<p>This plug-in makes your WordPress admin area fixed width instead of the default, elastic. This is perhaps of the most utility to users with larger monitors who enjoy rocking large browser windows, but do not enjoy trying to compose a post in an editor that has line-lengths of more than 200 characters. Why is this not an option in the default WordPress install? <em>We have no fricking idea.</em> But now, at least, there is an easy solution. <a href="http://ogilvi.es/fixed-width-admin/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://ogilvi.es/fixed-width-admin/</a></p>
<h3>Customization</h3>
<p>You can easily adjust the width of your admin area, its alignment, and the page background color that appears to the left and right of it. Inside the plug-in folder is a file named wp-admin.css, simply open this file in a text editor, and make your changes. All the code has comments that explain the specific functions—don’t be intimidated, just experiment, and if you go too far you can always re-upload the original file.</p>


Fixed Width Admin

Makes the admin area fixed-width instead of elastic. Easy to customize width.

pmkelly

<p>This easy-to-use widget for WordPress will display the most recent public images from your SmugMug account. All images are displayed using the same width, and linked to its original SmugMug display/purchase page. Widget configuration is simple, and does not require any special authorization steps.</p>


SmugMug Widget

A simple widget for displaying the most recent public images from a SmugMug account.

Fixed Width Admin vs SmugMug Widget