• Hello,
    Is there anyway to make the default setting for a post to be set to exclude the widget area on the right hand side of the page that way the post takes up the whole screen? I am having a hard time trying to find that setting in the themes options. I am trying to avoid having to remember to set that every time I make a post.

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  • Hi JCarbohn
    Can you provide URL of your website??
    Thanks
    Tahoerock

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    JCarbohn,
    In your blog edit page under Post Options set Display Sidebar to No.

    Hannah

    JCarbohn, also please note that you need to make sure not to have set the post page in your settings > reading. You can leave that blank.

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter JCarbohn

    (@jcarbohn)

    Hannah – The “Display Sidebar” option is what I’ve been adjusting for every new post. Is there anywhere in the theme’s options to already have that value set to “No” when making a new post?

    Kadence Themes – Yes, this is already set without a value.

    Hey,
    So if your trying to change the page that has the list of posts you do that in the page. Not in the posts. Just go to the page that has the blog template and turn the sidebar off there.

    AS for a default option in the posts you don’t have this option in free like you do in premium but you can use a custom function to force every posts to be fullwidth.

    You need to set up a child theme first. then you can add this:

    function kad_sidebar_on_posts($sidebar) {
      if (is_single() ) {
        return false;
      }
      return $sidebar;
    }
    add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'kad_sidebar_on_posts');

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter JCarbohn

    (@jcarbohn)

    Kadence Themes,

    Thank you very much. Yes, I do want to change it so that the posts have a full screen layout. Just to be clear, this code gets posted in the functions.php file, correct?

    That code is only for the single posts pages. It goes in the child theme functions.php file. You need to have a child theme.

    Kadence Themes

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