Full-width row or content box

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  • #500768

    Olga Shibiko
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    Post count: 73

    Hello,

    i have been back and forth between themes – what a learning curve.
    1. tried Supreme but couldn’t find a way to make the width of the body full page
    2. switched to GP – they have sections for the variable sized rows, felxibility, but realized i’ll need special customization for location and category headers.
    3. found listimia which is much closer to what i need in both functionality and look, but before I buy another theme I wanted to makes sure that there isn’t an easy way to customize supreme. I tried following https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/ and using inspect code but got lost in all the classes and functions. eventually i ended up in starter theme reset folder. I also tried the beaver and their instructions on how to make something full-width and I also tried following this: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-full-width-page-in-wordpress/ but supreme already has full-width-page template it’s just width restricted?

    So to make a long story short.
    1.Is there a way to either create rows with 100% width with css or with one of the builders? Or is there a way to set the total page width to 100%?
    2.Also, anyway to customize displaying title. There’s a way to switch it off globally but i’d still like a title for location pages.
    3.Also, there’s a great header for location pages but not for categories pages.
    tia

    #500810

    Alex Rollin
    Moderator
    Post count: 27815

    1. Yes, but it requires a customization and your own efforts for that as Supreme’s design has margins/padding on the full width page template. You can check through the forum here for some examples.

    2. With any theme you can hide the title built into the theme with CSS and then use the GD Post Title element to show the title where you want and style it how you want. (Depending on the theme, of course).

    3. Category pages use the map sidebar, for the most part.

    Yuo can use almost any theme with GDV2, so, depending on your needs, if you really want to have control, you will either need developer support or go with a builder and compatible theme to make use of all the GD elements.

    We will continue to add design elements and addons over time, without a doubt.

    #500942

    Olga Shibiko
    Expired Member
    Post count: 73

    gotcha.

    on item 3. i’m happy with the map as a sidebar, but was thinking of also having a custom header like the one for location something with a category name against an image. my understanding is that Supreme augments gd location page to do that , so to get a header for category it is gd archive page that would need a custom header. my understanding is that there isn’t an option to it at this moment.

    #500984

    Alex Rollin
    Moderator
    Post count: 27815

    You can make something similar by using the Category Description element. Add in text and image using the Category Top Description field.

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/categories/

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