Content Layout: Full Width – no work.
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Content Layout: Full Width – no work.
OceanWP + Elementor.Previously, everything worked well.
Now the content is stretched to the full width:.single-post.content-max-width #main #content-wrap { width: 100%; max-width: 100%; }
But it is necessary that it was so:
.single-post.content-max-width #main #content-wrap { width: 1200px; max-width: 90%; margin: 0 auto; } .single-post.content-max-width .entry-header, .single-post.content-max-width ul.meta, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content p, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h1, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h2, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h3, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h4, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h5, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content h6, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-image, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-gallery, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-video, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-quote, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-text-columns, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content ul, .single-post.content-max-width .entry-content ol, .single-post.content-max-width .wp-block-cover-text, .single-post.content-max-width .post-tags, .single-post.content-max-width .comments-area { margin: 1.5em auto; /* max-width: 700px; */ max-width: 1100px; }
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