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I’ve tried setting the width of the row and the content box inside the row. I keep getting a partial width that ends up looking like a box, not full-width.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
Sure…just starting to build it. You can see the problem on the home page. https://fitnewsletters.com
Thanks.Hi @lindaschneider33
Please go to Appearance >> Customize >> Additional CSS and add following CSS
.home .container { max-width: 100%; }Please let us know if this work.
Thank you.
Thank you. That worked. Do you also have a code snippet to add padding to the left and right content of the header container? Now that it is full-width, the content is also full width. Just in the header & slider.
Hi @lindaschneider33
Please use following CSS to add padding at left/right and display content at center for header, slider and footer.
#masthead .container, #main-banner .container, #footer-widgets .container { max-width: 1210px; }Thank you.
I’m also looking for the CSS code to add full width in my blog post.
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You need a full-width container element because the design has a background-color that goes from edge-to-edge. It’s not hard, it’s just that there are lots of considerations.
Set the left and right indents of the paragraph into which you insert the picture to negative values equal to the margins. You will also need to set the distance of the header/footer from the edge of the page to zero. All of that can be done by dragging on the horizontal or verical ruler. I can send you an example if you want. petdogsworld.com
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