Remove container on post template

Can you tell me what theme is installed and if you are using a page builder? I don’t see anything with just the name Pro as a theme.

It appears that your theme is likely this one. As it’s a commercial theme, we’re unable to support it here since we cannot access its source code. I suggest seeking assistance through the theme’s dedicated support channel.

Some general observations, some of which may or may not apply to your specific theme: Unlike pages, with posts you cannot select a specific template from the editor. You can install custom templates and name them a certain way so they get used for posts. Custom templates are best kept in a child theme. A child theme would be challenging for a beginner to implement, but it’s achievable if you have enough perseverance.

You could develop some custom CSS that will achieve the look you are after. Relatively brief CSS can reside in the customizer’s Additional CSS section. Extensive CSS is probably better kept in a child theme’s style.css file. If you can provide a link to a sample post with this container you’re trying to avoid, someone here might be able to suggest CSS to remove it or at least hide it from view.

@bcworkz, you’re correct. That’s my theme. I’ve made a rudimentary child theme before but it’s been a while and seems like overkill. I think a bit of custom CSS that removes the drop shadow, title, and padding might be enough. I haven’t created any posts yet because they don’t look right, but I can make some edits to my example above so the WP styles and the Pro styles are more obvious. I’ll reply in this thread a bit later when I have it updated. Thank you!

@bcworkz,?I threw some content on that blank post. Here’s the link again.

https://triciabateman.com/2023/02/14/blog-template/

I’d like to get rid of the light drop shadow border around the default post margin, any padding or margin, and the page title showing as a headline. I’d like to use my theme to create those elements so that they align with other pages on my website.

(You can click through the rest of the site for comparison, but I don’t have the blog connected to the rest of my site in the menu yet.)

Thanks!

.entry-wrap {
    padding: 0;
    box-shadow: none;
}

That code will remove the box and shadow. If you want the smaller box size as is, don’t add the padding:0; line;

And the page title? Would this be custom css for each post or added to the theme custom css only once?

.entry-title {display:none;}

that will hide your title on the posts. This goes in your additional css area of the customize theme tab from the dashboard and only needs to be done once.

Your website is really pretty. I am also a designer and appreciate your style ??

Double thanks! For the help and the kind words!