Additionally, I’ve set the container width for WL to 1400px. However, if I increase the width, the blocks extend off the right side of the page, while the left side still shows white space.
I would like my blocks to look as they do on my homepage
Could you please assist me in resolving these issues?
]]>I need some help. As the title suggest, about a third of my homepage width is white. When it loads it looks to be alright, but you can go to far out to the right and when you zoom out you can see clearly see a big white empty space. As i hope you will be able to see in the picture below.
Ive tried to troubleshoot with various steps but was unsucessfull.
My website runs on WordPress with Astra theme and build with elementor.
Hoping someone is able to help.
I changed the settings in Styles> Layout to remove padding but this did not do it. Previously, there was a template width selection option under Page Attributes, but I no longer see this option.
Can you please let me know if it’s possible to make pages and posts full-width?
Thank you!
]]>I’m trying to make the left/right edge of the Django banner in the test image full-width. I went to the page settings then Style> Layout and removed the padding but that didn’t work. In the previous version of WP you could go to Page Attributes>Template and select Full-Width template, but there’s no longer a template field under page attributes setting on my website.
Can you please tell me how I can make blocks full-width? I’d like this to be for all block elements I add, not just this banner.
I apologize if this is a really easy question as I have not used WP in a few years, but I’ve searched the forum for previous issues and only got issues from years ago. I kept searching until I finally got this error. Search results are unavailable due to a quota problem with this search engine. Learn more: https://support.google.com/programmable-search/answer/10146230)
I am hoping someone here can help. I do some code, but I’ve lost my bearings with where everything is with WP since it’s been a couple years. I am using the Automattic free Jaida Theme.
]]>We know that we can adjust the width of the wordpress pages via Appearance -> Customize -> Layout -> Container -> Container Width and adjust the number of pixels.
I now have the following situation. I want to have a different width for the homepage https://www.hfc-coaching.nl/ 1200 pixels and a different width of approximately 900 pixels for all other pages e.g. https://www.hfc-coaching.nl/bijles-regeltechniek-control/. The reason for this is that I have 2 blocks on my homepage while I have only one block on all my other pages.
I tried to compare the ids en classes of the divs of the different pages so that I can make a difference in their width, but as far as I could see I could not find anything.
I do know that the sidebars only appear on all other pages than the homepage, so there must be some way to differentiate all other pages from the homepage. I even tried to use empty sidebars to make the content of all other pages less wide, but this is not the proper way to do so.
Could someone please help? ]]>
You would imagine the width of the container (group) in the editor would control where images are allowed to wander to, but they seem to have a mind of their own.
I’d like to prevent this and keep all images within the group size designated in the editor. Preferably globally, but with CSS if necessary.
Thanks in advance,
Andy ]]>
I’ve added the Depicter slider to the main page and it’s fine, but I can’t seem to align the width with the rest of the page.
Option 1: If I use Full-width setting. The slider takes up the whole page width while other elements (content, header/footer etc) take up the space within the container.?
Example: https://i.imgur.com/NAopICZ.jpeg
Option 2: If I use Boxed setting. The slider acts up. The right/left paddings are too big but I don’t understand where they come from.
Example: https://i.imgur.com/E3BMF1w.png
Slider is added via page-builder (add element > Text box > entered shotcode in text).
Could someone explain what I’m missing?
]]>Can someone please provide a suggested solution to stretch the content across the entire width of the page, without reducing the current width?
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If my question is not clear, please let me know and I will post screenshots.
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