Indexhibit Support

Hello!!
I want to make layout like the page: christianfreudenberger.de/…
on my IndexhibitCS2

Centered, Underlined( just one line under the menu/title), Title on the left, menu on the right- simply like the page...font is not important, just the layout...
If anyone could drop the code for assets/style for me that would be great!!! thank you very much for your help/suggestions!!
or just tell me please what should I do for getting help...

I suggest getting the Columner theme and using it as a starting point and work around getting it centered. There's previous posts about the Legacy version and getting it centered - you should be able to make something out of them too...

thanks... I tried to find and install the columnet theme, and did not find how to install it. is it nessesary to get the style Iwanted?

I have just installed the horizontal centered theme.. how can i get it centered and underlined? like the page christianfreudenberger.de/…
should i work in assets on style.css or index file?

You need to enable install the Columner theme from the Admin link, Theme tab.

In order to your site centered you need code basics.
It's all done via css basics to be honest.

is the columner theme nessesary or i just can underline and center this version? if yes, please give me the thread, where i can download the theme. i have already searched for it and havent found

It's not necessary but it will give you a headstart.
Basically you only have to center it...
indexhibit.org/forum/thread/17627/

how can I center it and make a simple line under menu somebody please help

i need some tips for centering the menu bar and the site! pls

it's a series of things that you need to do.

Basicaly you need to use a wrapper div in which you "wrap" #index and #content.
Then you have to edit your style.css.
There's a series of stuff needed to make this work properly.

For example:

1. #wrapper { width: 800px; margin: 0 auto; }
2. #index { position: fixed; top:0; left: auto; width: 800px; }
3. ##index .top-section { position: fixed; left: 40px; }
4. #hmplusnet-credit { left: auto; }
5. #index .top-section { position: relative; }
6. #copy.bottom-section { width: 800px; position: fixed; }

The above is a very rough solution. It obviously needs a lot of work to get it to a functional and finished stage. I hope this gives you a headstart.