Jeff Adams

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When I inspected the locale page, it seemed that all the widgets are located in the left column, so you might try that.

I just tried going back to the original “location” page by changing it back in the “permalinks” and then I added widgets “popular post view” to the “GD Home content section”. In list view the listing still does not go all away across as it should. So, I increased the “post content excerpt character count” to make it spread further and still no luck. The design settings appear correct. So, it seems to be something more than what I created using Divi builder when I made the locale page.

I’m going to set the permalink back to the locale page. Please login and see if you can figure out what’s up.

CSS should be added to GD – Design – Scripts – Custom CSS

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/

If you’re referring to the CSS you offered to hide the location switcher in the menu in mobile view, it is in GD/Design/Scripts (see attached). I tried it in the header too because it didn’t work in CSS and it didn’t look like CSS I’m familiar with (I’m not code savvy 🙂 )

This did not hide the location switcher in mobile view. So, I am removing the CSS from the site.

The only issue that was related to the theme was the gap which we’re past now. The footer is not a theme related issue. All the pages that have been created “by the theme” do not have this issue. And, of course, the dynamic content/title in the GD Top section that is going to the left is totally a GD thing.

When I inspected the locale page, it seemed that all the widgets are located in the left column, so you might try that.

So I might try what?

And, I am not using widgets for that page. I simply created a new page. Then I designed it using Divi Builder.

For mobile, it does not work with your theme, as it is designed to open to the right on mobile. There is a rule you can add to hide it on mobile:

media only screen and (max-width: 1024px)
#et-mobile-navigation #et-extra-mobile-menu>li:last-child a {
display: none !important;
}

I tried this in CSS and header script and it did not appear to work/hide it. I looked on my phone too, same result. I think it even added a big space at the top.

“Now I just need to figure out how to either make it full width. 3.) How can I make the locale page full width (at least within the box) and the footer fullwidth. The footer is not fullwidth on the CPT listing page either. All the other pages have a proper layout and fullwidth footer.

At GD – Design – Listing you can adjust the width in percentages of the different sections of the page.”

Before that I said “It may not look like much, but here’s what I have thus far for the lcoation page: https://veganlinked.com/locale/united-states/north-carolina/charlotte/”

I have already changed “home”, “listing”, “search”, “detail” to not have a right section and tried 100% content, 93%, etc… Following what I have done, I have created a page called “locale” to replace “location”. I changed the permalink to use “local”. This way I could design the layout of the search/location lists. I am hoping to do that with the CPT/Category/listings results pages as well if that is possible. But I assume I have to go about it a different way for those pages because they are not in the permalink section for me to redirect to a newly created page.

So, having said all that, maybe the content isn’t stretching because the permalink change didn’t apply to the “GD Design” “Search Page Layout Settings”???