[Resolved] Full Width

[Alan]

Hi

I can’t find out how to make my page full width.

What am I doing wrong?

https://www.loom.com/share/875906a9423d49ba95ab7b7f5a2563e9
Thanks. Alan

[Ying]

Hi Alan,

Can you make sure the content container of this page is set to full width?
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/layout-metabox-overview/#where-is-it

[Alan]

Hi Yin

Thanks for your reply.

The content container is set to full width, yes.

Thanks
https://cdn.zappy.app/1e7b70a05005bebbd2cd2811518c2ff6.png

[Ying]

No, I didn’t mean the container block, but the page’s content container.

You can find it by clicking the link I provided in my last reply.

[Alan]

Hi Ying

Got it, thanks!

I set it to full width at 0:30 mark on my original video: https://www.loom.com/share/875906a9423d49ba95ab7b7f5a2563e9

[Ying]

Can you link me to the page so I can see what’s going on?

[Alan]

https://homeandroost.co.uk/affiliates/

[Ying]

You have this CSS which set the content area to 90% and with a max-width 1170px:
https://www.screencast.com/t/sJjAdSCR

Try find this CSS and remove it.

[Alan]

Ahhh, Thanks Ying!

[Alan]

Hi Yin

I’m just about to get a developer to remove the code.

I’m worried that if I do then there will be some changes on the website regarding other pages and full-width layout.

Also, any idea why the developers would have added the line in the first place?

Thanks.

[Ying]

I’m worried that if I do then there will be some changes on the website regarding other pages and full-width layout.

That’s possible, the CSS is targeting the #page element of the entire site, you need to check if there’s any page/post that requires this width.

Also, any idea why the developers would have added the line in the first place?

I’m not sure. It’s just for the look I think.

[Alan]

Thank you!

[Ying]

You are welcome   🙂

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