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/*
Theme Name: Gommero Child
Description: Test Child Theme of Gommero for full page width
Template: gommero
Author: Riley Hayes
*/

@import url(“https://74.124.211.102/~oconto6/wp-admin/themes/gommero/style.css”);

#site-title a { width:910px; }

Am I even close?

Thank you very much for your help. I am creating a child template, but I’m still confused as to which lines of code need to be removed from, modified, or added to the child theme to accomplish this. I have tried several things mentioned in other posts but am not having any luck.

Thanks. I still don’t know what I would need to change or modify from my existing theme’s CSS or .php files to accomplish my goal. Instead of creating a child theme is there any way to modify the theme’s existing CSS because I want the change to apply to all pages? Or are there .php files that I will need to edit for this to work? If I did create a new child theme, what code would I need to put in to remove the sidebar and be able to use the entire width of the page?

I’m having the same issue. I removed all text from the ‘sidebar.php’ file and nothing shows up where the sidebar was, but it is now empty unusable space. I want to be able to use the entire width of the page for content. I tried deleting sidebar.php entirely but when I did that a whole bunch of menus and other stuff appeared where the sidebar was. Help!

Hi, I am trying to do the same thing: remove the “Archives” and “Categories” areas from the sidebar. These show up on all pages on my site besides my home page. I am using the theme ‘Gommero’. I went through the header.php file but didn’t see anything resembling what was posted above. This is not a blog site; it is a site for a small business. I absolutely have no use for the archives or categories sections. I can put a basic text widget in those areas and leave them blank, but a weird background with no text in it still shows up in that area. Any help would be much appreciated!