Freddo Post Content Width

  • Hi all.
    i have searched a lot in the google to find out how to make my post/blog section content wider , in the inspect elements of google chrome i find out that its only 643px or some, using space, including space of sidebar its total 900px

    this is the example link of post thats very small in width..
    /gypsum-rock/

    i manage to make it wider by changing to full width template of element plugin, but the other issue is, after making with Full width template the comment section doesn’t appear at all.
    this is wider page example with comment dissapearing issue:
    /gypsum-crystal/

    please help, its been 1 weeks since i’m stuck.

    Regards

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by emran7. Reason: forgot to mention links

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  • Theme Author CrestaProject

    (@crestaproject)

    Hi @emran7
    this page /gypsum-crystal/ is made with Elementor, it is probably for this reason that some sections (such as comments) are not visible.
    However, if your goal is to increase the size-width of the pages, just go in your WordPres Dashboard under “Appearance-> Customize-> Additional CSS” and paste this code into the box:

    
#content.site-content {
    max-width: 1240px;
}

    In this way the content will have a width of 1240px instead of 980px by default.

    Thread Starter emran7

    (@emran7)

    thanks for reply,
    but still no luck with this code .
    i did manage to make width larger on my likings,
    but other problem is the full width page made with “Page Builder” is not showing properly on mobile device

    https://iran-gypsum.com/drywall-2/

    Theme Author CrestaProject

    (@crestaproject)

    Hi @emran7
    If a page is made with a page builder, the page builder will handle the responsive (Elementor, SiteOrigin, or the page builder you are using).
    Regarding the code:

    
#content.site-content {
    max-width: 1240px;
}

    it should work to widen the page width (I just tested it on our demo)

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