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Posted in : Empathy
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The blog post wrapper is quite narrow on a full size desktop screen, is there any option to widen it a bit so it looks less narrow?
Hi dracovich,
You can check out this related url if you like to have full width blog post.
http://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/impossible-to-have-blog-articles-using-the-full-width/If you just want to make the content the same size as the featured image on the desktop, you can use the following code;
@media screen and (min-width: 992px) { .blog-single .entry-content { max-width: 700px; } }Thanks
Hey, shouldn¨t it be enough to add them under “Custom CSS” in the customization window? I’ve done the
.blog .layout-fixed { max-width: none; width: 100%; }
.post .entry-content { max-width: none; }from the full width post you mentioned, but it doesn’t seem to overwrite the main.css settings (when i use the inspect function from chrome i can see it’s still max-width 700px and width: 90%).
Do i need to edit the main.css directly in order to fix this?
Hi,
You can check out this related topic;
And also, copy and paste the code at the top of the field. If you have made a code error on the top side, the following codes will not work. I would advise you to put it at the top.
http://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/how-to-use-custom-css-for-wordpress-themes/Yup that¨’s exactly what i’ve done but it’s not helping it seems.
Here’s my page:
http://www.karigunnarsson.com/best-and-worst-mid-matchups-in-post-7-00-dota/
And here’s screenshot of the CSS code that is input, as well as the actual CSS that is output by the page (on the bottom right):
Hi,
Could you try to use this custom css code, please?.blog-single .layout-fixed { max-width: none; }Thanks
That made the header “Best and worst mid heroes in post 7.00 dota” fill the screen, but the actual post itself is still the same.
Hi,
I tested the code and it is working very well. Are you sure that you are copying and pasting the code to right place?Well you tell me :) the screenshot above (http://imgur.com/l9xmM77) shows exactly what code i’ve input and where, as far as i can tell it’s at the right place according to the article that was linked.
Hi,
Please use the latest custom css code I gave you.
ThanksAh ok it works if i combine the both together, standalone neither works. If i only use
.blog-single .layout-fixed { max-width: none; }
then only the title of the blogpost is full width, but if i use:
.blog .layout-fixed { max-width: none; width: 100%; }
.post .entry-content { max-width: none; }
.blog-single .layout-fixed { max-width: none; }It¨’s full width
Well i have a seperate issue that images that i add are HUGE for some reason, it’s only a 500×200 pixel image, but it fills the entire screen (unless i left or right align the picture, then it looks normal).
Should i create a new topic for that?
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