Remove the responsive code from the Twenty Tewlve Theme

You’ve removed some CSS for ‘site-content’ and specifically a

float: left;

thank you that fixed it. i forgot i removed that when messing with figuring out how to remove the responsive design. now if i can figure out why the menu isnt using the css like it did before ill be golden

@esme and @phil…just a note that www.remarpro.com included me in an email on this topic because @phil, you and I evidently get the same notification search results on any posts where our shared name is in a reply (albeit yours is used with an upper case “P”. Aside: @phil, how come I wonder that you ended up with the same WordPress member name as me? I suppose the engine that verifies member name changes does not look at case?

For the record, I concur with both of you, in that child themes are best practice, and making a backup first of whatever you are editing. And I definitely try to use the custom CSS plugins first before ever messing with an original theme.

i fixed the nav menu thnx for the help phil im going toss a donation your way.

yes!!! this just worked for me too!

Yep – worked for me too!

does this no longer work for twenty twelve?
i tried this again for a newer site im working on
and it does not work.

site is thepreciselife.com

i also tried deleting from

/* =Media queries————————————————————– */
to
/* =Print

Forget everything do as below:

OPEN style.css and find below line:

@media screen and (min-width: 600px)

and change it to

@media screen and (min-width:300px)

and add the following rule to the bottom of the css :

#page {
width:1000px; /*or whatever width you want the site to be*/
}

Do not edit the Twenty Thirteen theme. It is the current default WordPress theme and having access to an original, unedited, copy of the theme is vital in many situations. First create a child theme for your changes. Or install a custom CSS plugin.