How to remove sidebar from posts

Hey, I’m not sure what you mean by sidebar? You’re not using a sidebar on your posts. Also it looks like you’ve added css to set your container width to 480px? If you want full width then start by removing that.

Hannah

Hannah, thanks for your answer – but it’s not the one I’m looking for.

The pages have no sidebar. But I want to know how to remove it from posts, so that the content fills the entire 480px (450px without the padding).

Any suggestions?

Try adding this to your custom css box in theme options > advanced settings:

@media (min-width:900px) {
.postlist article {
width: 480px;
}
}

Hannah

Mea culpa. I somehow missed the Display Sidebar? option. All is good now.

Thank you Hannah.

Correction: I needed to add your code to remove the phantom sidebar here:

https://futuregenlabs.com/blog/

So all was not in vain!

If you make this page: https://futuregenlabs.com/blog/

The blog template page, then make sure to unselect any page as your latest post page in the settings > reading. You can set the page to be full width and you don’t have to use the css.

Kadence Themes

Hello KT. I appreciate your reply, but need some clarification.

What you mean by “make this page: https://futuregenlabs.com/blog/ the blog template page”?

Likewise: “unselect any page as your latest post page in the settings > reading”.

BTW, although I’ve configured both WP Reading Settings and Virtue Misc Settings to display full text here https://futuregenlabs.com/blog/, I’m still seeing a summary.

Hope you can provide further help.

Your blog page, use the page template: https://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#blogpage

One you select the page template click save and the options will appear.
You set the full text in the page options.

In your settings > reading. Make sure you have not selected a page for the latest posts page. Leave the select box blank.

Kadence Themes

Thanks, KT. All is working properly now.

Best wishes from Bristol, UK.