I'm fairly new at this so I'm not sure what is easier - fixing the content portion or if there is a setting to adjust the user4 area. When my content area dynamically changes to accomodate wider content, the right module automatically adjusts, by the user4 portion does not. I have attached a screen shot. The user4 portion stays to the right of the logo area instead of moving to the far right of the template border.
make your content area wider
it looks like you need to make your content area wider.
To do that change all the table widths in index.php to the width you want. For example if you wanted to change the width of the site from 802 to 952:
around line 69 in index.php you should see
<table width="802" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
change it to
<table width="952" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
You need to make somke changes to the template_css.css file too:
around line 30 you look for
#buttons_outer {
width: 635px;
...
}
change it to
#buttons_outer {
width: 783px;
...
}
and change
#top_outer{
float: left;
width: 165px;
}
to
#top_outer{
float: left;
width: 313px;
}
user4 and top modules
the content area is a table
the content area is a table that allows the template to be stretched beyond it limits and still stay in tact. The content area does not have an image to take into consideration so if it stretches beyond the 802px in width it does not look too bad. The header does have an image so that is why I gave you the fix that I did. The user 4 area in this template is meant to have text like newsflash. It was never meant to have a menu or anything else. Keep in mind that your content and module placement should stay within the confines of the template.
Actually you could change
Actually you could change the header area to be a table if you wanted and use two columns. the column with the image would be 100% and right column would be whatever you made the right column in the content area. You would also need to make the image larger so that it would fill in the background of the header area as needed when it expands. The source for the header is included with the template that you downloaded.