Full width

General Discussions
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By full width, does the BB mean full width of the themes pre-set content area?
Changing my settings to full width didn’t change anything. A little problematic for creating a full width masthead without using the themes preset background (which I can’t put a CTA ontop of).

http://www.themusics.org

thanks

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The main problem being if I want a row to have a different color, I am greeted with this super ugly border. Am I stuck with this ugly coloring without css knowledge?

Thanks

3

Hey Adam,

Yes, it would mean Full Width of the content area of what the theme template. I can now see your site, do you mind sending in temp admin access so I can check? Most of the time themes offer a full-width option/template as well.

Ben

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Hey Adam,

It seems the theme you are using doesn’t have an option to set pages to full width nor does it have a template for one. It’s really limited when it comes to customization. You can use this CSS snippet though to achieve full width.

.site-inner .wrap {
  max-width: 100%;
}

I would suggest taking a look at the BB theme on our Pro version. It gives you quite a bit of options.

Hope this helps!

Ben

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I know, I wanted the SEO and security promises made by studiopress. It was a bit of an impulse buy in truth - without the BB I’d be in big trouble.

Haha I just clapped and wooped! The trouble I’ve run into to get a sticky header + full page width is finally over, now I can reproduce it for my dads website too.

So pleased, thanks alot.

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Hey Adam,

No worries! Have fun with The Beaver! :slight_smile:

Ben