Hey David,
Thanks for posting! Do you mind sharing the URL of the site you’re playing around with so we can take a look?
Ben
Thread Starter
David
(@kazango)
Hey David,
Can you try adding the CSS snippet below and see if it’s what you’re looking for?
.fl-builder #top > .x-container {
width: 100%;
max-width: none;
margin: 0px;
}
You can add it under Tools > Global Settings > CSS when inside the page builder.
Let us know how it goes!
Ben
Thread Starter
David
(@kazango)
Hey Ben,
I’m afraid that’s not quite right. The customizer with X has an option to set the site max width container and site content width container (see #1 below), adding your CSS snippet renders those settings useless and still doesn’t make the full-width blocks fill to the content edges (see #2 below). To clarify, the site content is to the edges of the white block. If you look at the original (see #3 below) and a quick mockup I made (see #4 below) you should get an idea of how the theme works.
I understand I could just throw some negative margins in, but I don’t think that would be an all-round solution. If you’d like to take a closer look and have a play with it yourself I can provide you with admin access.
#1: http://imjamie.co.uk/x-beaver/x-customizer.jpg
#2: http://imjamie.co.uk/x-beaver/x-snippet.jpg
#3: http://imjamie.co.uk/x-beaver/x-current.jpg
#4: http://imjamie.co.uk/x-beaver/x-mockup.jpg
Based off what I’ve seen Beaver do I definitely plan on upgrading if it works properly with X. I appreciate the *free* support you’re providing with this version.
Thanks
Gotcha! I actually thought of giving you the CSS for #4, but I thought you wanted #1. 🙂
Try this instead.
.x-main .entry-wrap {
padding: 0px;
}
Ben
Thread Starter
David
(@kazango)
I think that’s it. Thanks!
Awesome! And no worries at all, David. 🙂
Enjoy BB!
Ben
