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Actually – I’ve found it myself. There’s a second .css-file in the original theme, that I had overlooked. It’s called Framework, and seems to have what I need.

Still no guarantee I’ll manage to fiddle with it the way I want to, but at least now I know where to look. I might be back with follow-up questions.

Thanks for trying anyways!
//Jenny

Well, my local version of the site runs on MAMP and functions like any other online WP-installation – I would guess the weirdness you’re experiencing comes from using HTML generated from “the browser’s version” of it. Plausible?

And yes, the fact that I can’t find width specified anywhere IS my problem, and the reason I posted here. Where can this be hiding, if not specified in the css?

(If it’s in one of the PHP-files, I’m doomed…!)

//Jenny

Ah.

https://pastebin.com/cdGETySN

//Jenny ??

Here’s the css – basically the same as the original theme css, as I said before I’ve only just started with some typographical changes.

https://pastebin.com/dqEC1pRn

You ask for html – not sure what you’re referring to there. One of the template files for the theme?

//Jenny

Umm, no. I’m working locally on this, and my actual site uses a completely different (non-responsive) theme.

I guess I could make a screenshot, but this is the standard settings that come with the theme options. I haven’t made any changes to the width settings yet – I’m pretty much asking “where do I start” with this. I don’t really see what good a screenshot would do.

//Jenny