Sorry, when I cut and pasted it added html garbage. Here’s my post again….
Oh ok, now that I look at that codeless_extra_classes_inner_content function closer, the not ! should simply be removed. Now it works fine. I’m not that good at php so please check if I’m right here and that’s a bug…?? Thanks! :)
Oh ok, now that I look at that <span style=”color: #4b4d4d; font-family: Raleway; font-size: 14px;”>codeless_extra_classes_inner_content </span>function closer, the not ! should simply be removed. Now it works fine. I’m not that good at php so please check if I’m right here and that’s a bug…?? Thanks! :)
Hi, sorry about that. I forgot that was on. What I did this morning was force the inner content to ‘container’ in codeless_html_attrs.php. I changed the function codeless_extra_classes_inner_content’s else to also be ‘container’ instead of ‘container-fluid’. That fixes it for now. If you have any thoughts on why that function might not be switching from container to contain-fluid like it should, please advise. Thanks :))
What’s odd too is if I’m in Customize from the frontend, it shows the layout correctly with the content indented on both sides. Once I go to the live site, it’s wrong with it being full width.
If I were to update the wording on the Terms page from the admin panel, it would change the layout to what the privacy policy now looks like which isn’t what I want.
As I was saying… this first became obvious just by me adding and updating products in woocommerce. The whole page layout changed to full width.
To be more specific… I want the header rows and outside of site to be full width but want the menu, logo and page content to be about 990px wide (so sort of boxed inside).
These pages are how I had it and wanted it to stay:
In the admin area under page I’ve tried turning the Page Fullwidth Content option off and on but it doesn’t work. I’ve looked around and played with options on the frontend customizer but still can’t figure out how to fix it.
