How to change side menu on post page

  • I’d like to both change and move the sidebar selections on the default template for posts. On the page that I linked here, I am unable to change the page attributes to (for example) change it to full-width, which would take away the side bar.

    How can I change the position of the side bar on blog posts, for example?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • The home page has its own template, and no sidebar on it that I can see.

    But if you need help finding page identifiers in general, here’s how to go about it:

    Right-click (or option-click) and choose to view your page source. Search the page for <body and within the body tag, look for class. You’ll find several classes.

    The one that says page-id-NN where NN is a number, is a class that is specific to this one page, but you could also target groups of post or pages that share the same classes.

    In any case, you can use that class in your CSS. For example, here’s a bit of the same CSS that Darnell sent, but with a class to make it more specific:

    .page-id-338 .pique-sidebar .widget-area {
    float: left;

}

    Does that help?

    Thread Starter G Michael VanTassle

    (@oathcoaching)

    I’m not sure that it helps the issue, but thanks for the information about the page ID. That is useful to know.

    On the home page, there is no side bar, but the padding for the sidebar is present for some reason. Take a look here to see what I mean: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9os0jvwy9cxx3bg/2019-03-02_19-14-30.png?dl=0

    If I change the padding to be zero px, I can no longer see the white line that is running down the right side of the page on the home page but on other pages, the sidebar butts right up against the page text. As it stands now, I was able to turn off the sidebar for the home page.

    Hi there,

    It appears you now have a different theme active on your site. Do you still need help with this?

    If I activate Pique on a test site I do not see that area indicated in your screen shot, so that appears to be something specific to your site – most likely other CSS code that you added to change something else had an unintended effect on the front page. I’d need to see your site with Pique active and the error visible in order to troubleshoot that, though.

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