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Thank you for your suggestions but I’m afraid I didn’t explain the situation well.

Actually, the content doesn’t fill the full width of the wrapper when I choose the layout named “full width, no sidebars”. I don’t need it to fill the whole browser window, I just used the term because it is what it’s called in the drop-down menu.

Thank you, it works!

Thanks! It indeed works. But maybe you should include this information in the description instead. I arrived from the GNU Terry Pratchett website where among other things they suggest inserting a meta tag into the pages, so I assumed this plugin did the same.

Great idea btw!

Thank you!

Sorry, my bad, it was a stray custom CSS code of mine…

((Thank you so much! I don’t know where that piece of CSS code came from, thank you for fishing it out for me.))

Edit: Unfortunately, it seems I was too quick to mark this thread resolved. The new CSS code doesn’t solve the problem.

So, I’m back to my original question. Is there a way, maybe using a code snippet, to disable carousel on just one gallery?

No, I’m not using any plugins like that, I created a gallery of jpgs that link directly to the urls of the pdf files. That is standard functionality of WordPress galleries, as far as I know.

Thank you!

This is the page in question:

https://phadroidcollective.com/?page_id=312

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Has anybody found a solution to this problem?

OK, I see, thank you!

Same problem here.

Hello,

It’s not clear to me which file I should be editing to define a new theme. I’m trying to follow the tutorial, but this basic info seems to be missing right at the start. Could you help, please?

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply! I was mistaken. It is 15 minutes indeed, but to me it doesn’t make sense to restrict the usability of the free version that way. Or at least, you should take the corresponding options off of the admin side, too.

I have the same problem.