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  • #303377
    Nico
    Member
    Post count: 20

    Hi!

    I have various issues with the layout of the single post pages. I tried to find answers in this forum but a few problems still exist.
    I thought it is rather easy to adapt the blog timeline page but I could find the same options for the single post pages.

    1) How can I limit the width of the single post page to the same width as in the blog timeline? I tried to use “text block” instead of the “text block (full width)” but that had no impact.

    2) Or alternatively would it be possible that the full content becomes visible in the timeline once users clicked on the “read on” – button instead of taking them to the single post page?

    3) if 2) doesn’t work: how can I remove the line below the title of the single post page?

    4) also if 2) doens’t work: how can I remove the frame around the section that takes readers to the next or previous post?

    Thank you!
    Best, Nico

    #303685
    David Martin – Support
    Moderator
    Post count: 20834

    Hi,

    1) Please add this to Theme Options => Custom CSS:

    .single-post .page-content {
      max-width: 66.666%;
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

    2) That is not possible, you would need to hire a developer to integrate this.

    3)

    .post-info {
        border: none!important;
    }

    4)

    ul.post-pagination-wrap {
        border: none!important;
    }
    #303895
    Nico
    Member
    Post count: 20

    Hi David, thanks for your response.

    The width is perfect with 50%.

    Best, Nico

    #303898
    Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT
    Keymaster
    Post count: 25779

    Great. Thanks David.
    -Rui

    #304461
    Nico
    Member
    Post count: 20

    For those who face the same problem I would like to add that it has an influence weather or not you use the page builder. If you do so, the max width should be 50%. If not, 66.666% is fine.

    #304465
    David Martin – Support
    Moderator
    Post count: 20834

    Great, glad that helped you out.

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