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  • Hello,

    Yes, go to Customize > General options > general settings and adjust the container width. If it doesn’t work, then you need to add some css code to do it.

    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    Hi,

    Reducing content width didn’t work.
    Customize> General options> global settings> Content Width did not work.

    Try to add the below code to the Customize > Custom CSS section to achieve it –

    .content-full-width .content-area, body.content-full-screen #content-wrap, .container {
        width: 80% !important;
    }

    Adjust the value as per your need in the above code.

    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    Hello there,
    It didn’t work, unfortunately.

    It should work. Have you cleared the cache after adding the code? What width do you want for the site?

    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    Yes, I’ve cleared the LiteSpeed Cache and the crome browser cache, but it didn’t work. The appropriate width is 80%.

    Can you link to the page where it is not working?

    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    For reducing the theme width, you can use the below code –

    div#wrap {
        margin: 0 auto;
        width: 70%;
    }

    To reduce only the content section of the elements, use the below code –

    .content-full-width .content-area, body.content-full-screen #content-wrap, .container, .elementor-section {
        margin: 0 auto;
        width: 70%;
    }

    It will not work for the slider you have added. To make it work for the slider, try to change the slider settings to default.

    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    Neither one of them worked.

    The code should work. Our support is limited here so we can’t help much. Hope you understand it.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Amit Singh.
    Thread Starter gokh

    (@gokh)

    Understood thanks.

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