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Also, I saw another forum where you used a similar code for the header.
There was one difference. (I’m not a coder)
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return true;
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$display = true;I tried both doesn’t still work but which one is correct or they are the same?
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Hi there.
can you provide a temporary Admin login for the site so we can take a closer look ?
done
Can you set the Profile to Administrator ? As i can’t access the full admin dashboard.
Sorry, fixed.
The setting on where the template is applied to the IDX page.
Where is this setting ?
Left Menu
Optima Express > IDX Pages
On IDX Pages, Scroll down to Search. From there you can pick the theme template file.On there you can see the permalink.
I had a look at the backend.
The bottom line is when you set the full width template in the IDX Pages > Search. That template is not being used by the plugin. I checked the plugins documentation and i could not see any specific requirements. Could you check with the Plugin developer as to why this may be ?Yes I tried to reach out to them.
They didn’t understand why I’m doing what I’m doing.
I’m assuming it’s old code that requires you to create a theme file that is hard coded.
What website you recommend to hire a developer to look at their code.
We could try creating a Custom header.php specifically for your full width template.
You would make a copy of the GP Header – found here – note the line i have linked to:1. Rename your header.php to header-fullwidth.php
2. On the line commented – change it to:<body <?php body_class( 'full-width-content' ); ?> <?php generate_do_microdata( 'body' ); ?>>3. Then in your fullwidth.php this line:
get_header(); ?>we change to call our fullwidth header like so:
get_header( 'fullwidth' ); ?>Now this should add the
full-width-contentclass to that page template. And you won’t require the Layout Element.@gerik any luck getting this to work? I’m running into the same issue.
Hey Zach,
No. What I wanted was the search to be full width and the individual listings 1100 px.
This is what I had to do.
Make the whole site the width of what I want the single listing to look like (1100px). Then for the search page, I had to create a blank page with the search shortcode (not using their default search). I made the newly created search page, full width. I make a redirect if anyone lands on the default search url to redirect to the one I created.
Let me know if that made sense. Just to let you know, I got frustrated with their support and went with another provider.
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