How to have single event page full width.

You can choose which template to use for events with the “Display events as” setting under Events > Settings > Pages > Event Pages.

Don’t work, the theme I using (Spacious by ThemeGrill) don’t have the full width page as a template under page attributes -> model, but under another widget called “Select Layout” with radio buttons; so, under Events > Settings > Pages > Event Pages > Display events as I can see only 2 extra templates in addition to articles and pages, completely futile.

I need a solution to make full width the single event page, for example https://www.mybeautifulwebsite.com/events/myfirstevent/.

The page with a list of events is ok, I can control the layout.
Thanks for your help.

Hello,

I seem to be getting a 404 page to from the link you provided above. Can your provide a link to the exact page that you need help with so I have visual reference.

This is the event page: https://www.benstaredaessereaessere.it/percorsi/ciclo-di-tre-incontri-yoga-e-mindfulness/

I would like to delete the right column, with widgets search (cerca), archives (archivi) and meta for access, and make page full width.

Thanks.

I am not part of support just some dude…
This seems to be a theme issue… and best to contact them for help.
With that said…

I look at the demo for your theme… and your website.
And that “column” that you are trying to remove that has the widgets…
seems to only show up on Posts… not pages.

The following information would apply globally for posts.. and custom post type
that Events Manager is for single events.
You could remove that “widget” column with CSS.
So in your child theme or, with an CSS Editor.. you can apply some CSS.
As always make backups of your files before editing.

#secondary {
      display:none !important;
}

#primary {
     width: 100%!important;
}

Alternatively… if you wanted to remove that widget area ONLY for Single Events…
you could use method below link for editing EM templates, and edit the file
event-single.php using the method described in this tutorial….
https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/using-template-files/

I tested the method by simply putting at the bottom of the file,
event-single.php,
the above code wrapped in

<style>
your css here...
</style>

These solutions may not be the best but work.

you can set Single events page to Page under events > settings > pages > event pages > display events as =Page

Only the solution proposed by @robswaimea worked. I added some extra rules to fit my needs:

<style>
#main {margin: auto; width: 95%}
#secondary {display:none !important;}
#primary {width: 100% !important; text-align: justify;}
</style>

Thanks all for support!