Hi there – I need a full width with no title post page for streaming live online video classrooms and have created a new post template that I have called live-classroom.php and removed the sidebars but cannot work out how to add some CSS to reference that post template to make it full width when I use it (Im using WP post template plugin to allow me to choose the template)
Please help have spent hours trying to work out what I need to either add to the post template php file or into the css file to reference my template (Im not a coder or anything)
Carol
ps – I have also tried to copy the full page no width template as a new custom post template (and renamed it to live-classroom-full-page.php) but when I select that as the template for the post it shows with no side bar but doesn’t go full width either
Forgot to share the .php code for you to see:
Ooh that didnt seem to work – lets try again:
Can anyone help me with this – really need to get our website sent live very soon and without being able to create this full page post template that works we are stuck :(
Hi Carol
So sorry for the delay in replying.
Please, try adding the following file to your /vantage folder in wp-content/themes.
https://siteorigin.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/full-width-post.php_.zip
Un-zip it before uploading.
I can’t seem to make this plugin work with a child theme which is what we need to make the change update safe. I’ll see I can reach out to the developers to find out more about that.
Looking into the best way to adjust the primary container now.
Rather use this template:
https://siteorigin.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/full-width-post.php_1.zip
Then add the following to Appearance > Custom CSS:
Here is another, better option in that it’s update safe:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-page-template/screenshots/
Once installed and activated, go to Settings > Custom Post Type Page Template and enable posts.
Next install this child theme:
https://siteorigin.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/vantage-child-full-width-post.zip
Download the ZIP to your desktop.
Install from Appearance > Themes > Add New: Upload Theme.
It’s normal for a child theme to reset your Customizer and menu location settings.
Next, go to Appearance > Custom CSS and add:
Next, go to the post in question and at the top of the right column, select the Full Width Post template.
You should now have an update safe way of setting the post template.