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  • Hi

    If there is no way within the theme options, it could be done by making a child-theme and altering the css

    There is a number of div ids and classes that look as if it would be possible. The div id “page” is one. Look at the preview example and inspect element in the Chrome browser. If you are in Firefox you will need to have the equivalent add-on installed. By making the page id have a width of 100% you will be able to see it gives a full width on the screen.

    This would then need to be added to the child-theme’s style.css file. You would also need to check if margins or padding of other ids or classes need to be altered to suit your needs and obtain the correct look.

    I hope this helps.

    Theme Author Catch Themes

    (@catchthemes)

    This option is only there in Catch Kathmandu Pro version and if you want to do that in free version then yes, you need to edit the css and add in.

    Building a child theme may sound very difficult. It is actually easier than you might think I would suggest looking into One-Click Child Theme plugin. I makes building child themes a breeze.

    Or use the Jetpack plugin. This provides a simple CSS Editor which works the same as a child theme and won’t affect parent theme.

    Theme Author Catch Themes

    (@catchthemes)

    You will get build in Custom CSS box at “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS”, where you can add in custom css.

    Also building child theme is not that hard. You can check out https://catchthemes.com/blog/create-child-theme-wordpress/. We have included sample Child theme for your reference.

    Hi, have you thought of installing one of the “sidebar manager” plugins, that might work , good luck, and I think this theme should have a standard “full width” option.. not pay for that.. cheers, Groggo

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