• Resolved Noshad Ali

    (@noshad19)


    How can I make my page Full Width with this plugin?
    I am using Divi theme, and I want to get rid of the sidebar on the right side

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  • Plugin Support Rafik

    (@rafikwp)

    Hello,

    Thanks for the reaching here you need to check DIVI theme setting or template to remove sidebar if they are provide full width template.

    Thanks

    I have this same question. My theme does have a full-width template option, however I don’t see the ability to change this in the portfolio editor. There’s nowhere to select the template I want to use – it just defaults to the single post template with the sidebar. How do I get it to use the full width template (or change the sidebar)?

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by tomnjoy.
    Plugin Support Rafik

    (@rafikwp)

    Hello @tomnjoy

    Please share your page URL where you facing issues we will check and help you.

    Thanks

    This is the page with the filtered portfolios:

    https://umash.umn.edu/expo-exhibitors/

    When you click through to an individual portfolio page, it has the sidebar on the right:

    https://umash.umn.edu/wp-portfolio/mdh/

    Plugin Support Rafik

    (@rafikwp)

    Hello,

    single-wpos_portfolio.php

    post type single/detail page layout depends on the theme not on the plugin its appearing from your theme.

    It looks like currently its show default template single.php (you-theme/single.php)

    you can customize it following way
    – clone the single.php and rename it single-wpos_portfolio.php
    – now find the sidebar from single-wpos_portfolio.php remove it and make it full width

    Thanks

    Hello,

    I tried this but it didn’t seem to change anything. I copied single.php and renamed it single-wpos_portfolio.php, and I removed the code about the sidebar, but it’s still displaying using single.php.

    Two questions:

    1. Is there something else I need to do to tell it to use single-wpos_portfolio.php instead of single.php

    2. Why do I not have the “Sidebar and Header Attributes” selection box in the portfolio admin area, like I do for regular posts? Is there a way to add this? If I had this option, I could simply select a different sidebar, and that would be sufficient if I can’t get the full width to work.

    Plugin Support Rafik

    (@rafikwp)

    HEllo,

    Two questions:

    1. Is there something else I need to do to tell it to use single-wpos_portfolio.php instead of single.php
    >>No need to do anything else, this is the correct way, it should work.

    2. Why do I not have the “Sidebar and Header Attributes” selection box in the portfolio admin area, like I do for regular posts? Is there a way to add this? If I had this option, I could simply select a different sidebar, and that would be sufficient if I can’t get the full width to work.
    >>This depends on your theme

    It looks like you are using PRO plugin please find our site and raise your issue there, our team will help you, this is free plugin form.

    Thanks

    Hmm… well, I created the single-wpos_portfolio.php, and it’s still using single.php, so it appears it’s not working.

    I have the sidebar selection option in a normal post (single.php), but not with this plug-in, so it seems it’s something the plug-in is changing.

    I’m not sure what else to try at this point, other than a different plug-in. ??

    I got it! Thank you for your help.

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