Putting Single Event on full width page Genesis

  • Resolved kihon

    (@kihon)


    8 years, 9 months ago

    Hello! LOVE this calendar. Use it on a few sites.

    On one of my installations, I am running this Timely events calendar on Genesis framework and I am having a heck of a time getting my single day events to display on a full (or partial) width page. As you can see the even is smashed. See this here: https://screencast.com/t/s53igqibG9UO

    I have researched this enough to know that this has to do with my theme. Genesis framework has a great way of allowing you choose what page template you want to use (see this https://screencast.com/t/7VdvaR5oS16)

    I also know how to “hide” using CSS the sidebars, but that doesn’t work. The theme still uses the 3 column setup since all other pages we use this.

    I do see that when I go to Events -> Organize ->(of of my categories), it does display the option to change this (see this here: https://screencast.com/t/yLjzoUBde), but it doesn’t work as you can see I have

    I need to be able to display single day events on either full width or partial width so it doesn’t smash the map, etc.

    I hope that the makers can help me as I see they haven’t been on this forum for over 5 months.

    Thanks again.

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  • I too use the Genesis framework with a child theme. What I did was select the full-page width as the default page layout for the theme. Next I selected the other page layouts for the pages I needed the sidebar-content, content-sidebar, sidebar-content-sidebar, etc… on those pages themselves.

    Give it a try.

    Thread Starter kihon

    (@kihon)

    That worked! I have no idea why I didn’t think of that! Thank you very much!

    well, the issue here is that now the event pages are full width as well as the calendar page. I want the calendar full and the event pages with a sidebar!

    Figured it out….

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