I’ve had a problem recently with this plugin on this website. I’ve put two examples here: https://sezam.es/project/vivienda-llacuna/
below the page.

The before and after images are expanded once I’m saving and exiting the Divi Builder. If I try to deactivate the “Force fullwidth” option, the images look like the first example.

I’ve tried to uninstall and install the plugin again. Also I tried to install the WP version before 6.3.1.
The thing is it’s not working just on this website because I’ve tried the plugin on another sites and it works as always… Example here: https://3capital.mariona.barcelona/pruebas/

Could you help me with this please?

Thank you!

Is there a way to make the main image full screen width?

Thanks,

Nathan

I’ve been trying so hard to change the layout with CSS code of my site’s upsell list and I can’t.

I would like the products to be side by side, not one under the other, occupy the entire width of the page and the images appear larger. The images are too small.

Can you help me?

Thank you so much!

Sir, thanks for the good plugin.
Is there a way to make a fullwidth table?
Above code is not work for me : Table row not expanding to full width.

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solved by adding this
.ntb_table_wrapper table tbody{display:table-row-group}

So, and back to the bug that brought me here in the first place. Neither the “Full Width Template” nor the “No Sidebar Template” seem to change anything in my post or page display. I haven’t gone through all of the code to figure out why they aren’t working correctly on my site, I suspect it has something to do with the logic flow and not calling the is_page_template function at the appropriate time. I have examined the template files and they seem to be correct. Not being a WordPress developer, and having no desire to become one, I did however find a workaround.

You’ll need to modify your singular.php file to match this one:

<?php get_header(); ?>

<main class="wrapper section-inner group" id="site-content">

<?php	if ( is_page_template( 'template-fullwidth.php' ) ) { ?>
    <div class="site-content full-width">
<?php	} else { ?>
    <div class="content left">
<?php	} ?>

		<div class="posts">
												        
			<?php 
			
			if ( have_posts() ) : 
				
				while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); 

					get_template_part( 'content', get_post_type() );

				endwhile;
			
			endif; 
			
			?>
			
		</div><!-- .posts -->
	
	</div><!-- .content -->
	
<?php	if ( is_page_template( 'template-fullwidth.php' ) ) { 
		//don't display sidebar
		} else { 
			get_sidebar();
		} ?>
		
</main><!-- .wrapper -->
		
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Basically this fix implements is_page_template calls to determine if the Full Width Template is being called and if it is, modifies the output accordingly. Essentially this is just changing the div element wrapper at the beginning of the content output to match that in the style.css file for this purpose, and removes the sidebar from the display output if the Full Width Template has been selected in your post or page attributes setting.

I hope this helps someone fix their theme. I truly love the simplicity and “bloggish” design of this theme, I just wish it actually worked out of the box as it should.

I have recently changed my homepage and I still find it a bit bitty. After a little bit of thinking, I realised that it may be because the page (and so the images as well) aren’t fullwidth which leaves a lot of white space on the sides. I tried installing a widget called ‘Fullwidth templates for any theme & page builder’ to help me with this but it doesn’t make any difference. Their support forum mentions that it could be because the theme isn’t compatible with it. Can you please help me to either change something in the theme to make it fullwidth or to make the theme compatible with this widget?

Jenna