[koufopoulosfParticipant #66681]

Hello,

I would like the “BLOG” posts to have the same text width as the “ABOUT” section. They have really small width for a desktop monitor.

I tried some ways (some random css & elementor positioning) but after that it makes the text forms not responsive to other devices!

In other words I want the posts of the blog section to have enough width (like the one on “ABOUT” section) for big screens *while* it makes the post responsive to other devices (and not destroy the responsivity).

Thanks in advance for your time and I look forward for your reply!

[serkanModerator #66698]

Hi @koufopoulosf
Could you please provide me your related URL?
Thanks

[koufopoulosfParticipant #66702]

Hi @serkan!

My URL is:

https://www.koufopoulosf.com/

an example of a blog-post is this

https://www.koufopoulosf.com/2020/08/31/probability-theory-part-i/

notice: I haven’t used any css custom code and my screen is 23″. I would like to display in more width than that in the middle of the page for devices greater than 1025px (iPad landscape I think it has 1024px so the optimal would be more than 1024px e.g. 1025px).

Maybe something like:
@media only screen and (min-width 1025px) {
Css for Desktop goes here like sample below
}

?

Thanks in advance!

[serkanModerator #66704]

Hi,
You can try to use this custom css code;

@media screen and (min-width: 1025px) {
.single-post .layout-fixed { max-width: 1000px; }
.blog-single .entry-content { max-width: 1000px; } }

[koufopoulosfParticipant #66706]

Hello @serkan ! :)

You are the best!!

Thank you very much, indeed!

[serkanModerator #66707]

You are welcome :) We’d be very happy if you can spare a minute to rate the theme on ThemeForest. Your feedback will boost our motivation and help us to work harder on future updates.

https://themeforest.net/downloads

Thank you for your support.

[koufopoulosfParticipant #66708]

I will definetely rate with full stars! You do a great job in support! :)

One thing that I just noticed is that when I use latex on a post like here:

https://www.koufopoulosf.com/2020/08/31/probability-theory-part-i/

it works fine but here:

https://www.koufopoulosf.com/blog/

it displays the code too, ” a probability triple (Ω,F,P) {displaystyle (Omega ,{mathcal {F}},P)} “.

Is is possible to fix this? I don’t want the latex code to be displayed on the blog category, only in the post. It is necessary for me to work with latex. Is it possible to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

[serkanModerator #66710]

Hi,
Please go to dashboard > appearance > customize > typography > font character sets > could you check other character and try it again?

[koufopoulosfParticipant #66711]

It’s not about the appearance but the problem is that it appears the pure text form on the blog section (https://www.koufopoulosf.com/blog/) rather than the form of the post (https://www.koufopoulosf.com/2020/08/31/probability-theory-part-i/) and I need to use latex for mathematical symbols, so typography and fonts are irrelevant.

[serkanModerator #66712]

Hi,
I will forward this issue to our developers and I will keep you updated.
Thanks for your patience.

[koufopoulosfParticipant #66713]

Thank you too for your support!

I wish you all the best and I hope for a quick fix and new updates to come! :)

[ahmetsaliKeymaster #67040]

Hi, I have just checked your site and I guess you have sorted it out, the math symbols look identical on both blog and post pages.

Cheers.

[koufopoulosfParticipant #67054]

Hello @ahmetsali

I hope you are well.

Yes, I fixed it by downloading a plugin named “MathJax-Latex” in case someone is interested.

Thank you very much for your interest.

Kind regards,
Koufopoulos Filippos

[ahmetsaliKeymaster #67063]

That’s great! Thanks for the info.