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Beaver Themer/Beaver Builder archive page isn't working with "full width"
7 replies · Started by Bill on May 11, 2017
Hey! Loving GeneratePress Premium. Will be using it in my business strategy along with Beaver Builder and beaver themer.
I'm having problems with my website. I'm using the following plugins:
- Pods to create custom fields and post types.
- GeneratePress Premium
- Beaver Builder and Themer to create the actual pages, including archive pages
I'm unable to get the archive page to go full width for my portfolio post-typed section.
Please note the full-width checked:
I'm unable to link the site because it's on a localhost.
Note that I've fixed this myself with CSS, but it's not ideal because it removes the margins on #page entirely, so now I have to make all of the widths on archives and single posts pages manually to match.
#page {
max-width: 100%;
}Hi Bill,
Unfortunately WordPress ignores all meta box on index pages (blog, archive etc..)
Can you try this CSS to see if it works better?
.blog .container.grid-container,
.archive .container.grid-container {
max-width: 100%;
}Let me know.
Oh that works great. I did not realize the body had so many tags I could use to select elements.
Great idea, and great advice.
Since I don't need it on the blog I just took this
.archive .container.grid-container {
max-width: 100%;
}Much appreciated.
Awesome. Glad I could help!
Hi Leo,
I'll be using this for my archive page, but I'd also like the code for the single product page, please.
Cheers
Hi there,
this topic is really quite old and is related to the Pagebuilder Container meta box on Archive pages which WP does not execute. This doesn't apply to singles like the product. But things have moved on a lot and you can use the Layout Element to set a pagebuilder container to anywhere you need:
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/layout-element-overview/
Thanks David, I've used the layout element which has way more control.
Cheers
You're welcome
