Theron-Lite Child Theme: Changing page widths

[CRMacDonald]

Good afternoon,

I just created a child theme for my website, and everything works pretty well. I only have one aesthetic issue I was hoping to get some insight on.

When I activated my child theme, all of the page widths shrunk horizontally a bit (minus the introductory page with the slider). I’m not sure if it’s an issue with the margins becoming larger, or if the actual pages were set smaller. The width appears fine in the parent theme. Perhaps it’s a “style.css” issue or a “functions.php” issue on my part.

You can get a sense of the current look of the website pages with the issue:
http://paradigmcurve.com/?page_id=63

Any insight would be greatly appreciated. I can’t seem to figure it out on my own.

Thanks!

[Towfiq I.]

this is default behavior. no errors anywhere. to fix this, you need to add this to your stylesheet:

.page #content .single_wrap{width:100%!important;}

[CRMacDonald]

Such an easy fix! It worked, bud.

Thanks – you rock!

[CRMacDonald]

Shoot– a quick follow-up if possible:

The ‘Shop Page’ in my child theme also needs an extension in the page width. Would I need to add coding to the stylesheet, or somewhere within my child theme’s “/woocommerce/templates” directory?

Thanks for all of your help!

[Towfiq I.]

you add the code in your child theme’s stylesheet. and send me the page link where the issue is visible.

[CRMacDonald]

Thanks for the reply!

Here’s the page with the issue:
http://paradigmcurve.com/?post_type=product

The other pages are completely fixed with your advice (adding the code into the child theme’s stylesheet):
ie. http://paradigmcurve.com/?page_id=63

The issue isn’t present when activating the parent theme. I’m not sure where the exact issue is present.

[Towfiq I.]

Add this to your child theme’s stylesheet:

#content .single_wrap{width:100%!important;}

[CRMacDonald]

Sweet! The code works perfectly.

Thanks for all of your help! You’ve saved me from a lot of headaches and wasted time. I really appreciate it, man.

Cheers*