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Since the last update of generatepress I have a problem with the width of backend.
Surely, I’m working with small containers, but so it’s not a really comfortable working in the backend.
I’m using gutenberg blocks.
Are there possibilities to change the width in the backend?
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Hi Gerald,
Since the last update of generatepress I have a problem with the width of backend.
We haven’t had this issue report yet but it definitely shouldn’t happen.
Any chance you can start a staging site and keep all plugins disabled for us to take a look?
Let me know 🙂
Oh, I have a problem to disable all plugins. See notice below:
Oh, I have a problem to disable all plugins. See notice below:
Unfortunately it’s impossible to identify the issue by simply looking at the name of the plugins or screenshots.
Can you start a staging site so we can go through some debugging steps?
We haven’t had any other reports on this (should’ve heard it by now with such an obvious issue) and I’m not able to replicate it on my install.
Let me know 🙂
Sorry, I don’t know, how to start a staging site. How to manage this?
Most of the major hosting services offer staging service for free – can you check with your hosting service first?
My german provider doesn’t offer the possibilty of a staging site. Is it possible to send you a screenshot of the problem?
Screenshots for issues like this one simply don’t help to identify the cause, unfortunately.
Maybe you can start a new install and duplicate the current install there with a plugin like Duplicator?
https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/It seems, I solved the problem by changing the container width and margins with the customizer. Thanks for your help!
In that case, the issue should’ve been on the front end as well as the back end.
Glad you resolved it anyways 🙂
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