[NicholasParticipant]

How do I add custom css to my blog page at http://retrofit.agency/nodaysadhesives/blog/ ?

For instance, I want the default CSS sidebar settings applied to here (though I’ve got custom CSS applied to the sidebar elsewhere on the site).

[John EzraMember]

Hi there,

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[NicholasParticipant]

I need to apply CSS to the blog page and there’s no apparent way to edit the blog via Cornerstone. Is there any way to apply custom CSS to elements on the designated BLOG page (in WP Admin reading settings) specifically?

Credentials to follow.

[NicholasParticipant]

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[NicholasParticipant]

to be clear:

[RadModerator]

Hi Nicholas,

Editing the blog isn’t possible, it’s made that way and it’s WordPress standard. But you can always add your custom CSS to Admin > Appearance > Customizer > Custom > CSS

And the main cause of your issue from the provided screenshot is this custom CSS.

.x-main {
    width: 88%;
}

Please remove it.

Thanks!

[NicholasParticipant]

Right, but I want .x-main’s width at 88% on the pages that are currently using the sidebar (such as http://retrofit.agency/actaphase-60-2-col/)

Is there any way of editing the blog template, or adding classes to the elements on this page specifically?

[RadModerator]

Hi there,

Sure, you can add this CSS replacing that one.

.x-content-sidebar-active:not(.blog) .x-main {
    width: 88%;
}

Hope this helps.

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