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I’m sure there is any easy solution to this, but I’m trying to get full-width rows, yet have the actual content constrained to a container in the middle of the page. So, for example, if I wanted a full-width row with an orange background, and then I wanted text to occupy only the 1200px in the middle of the window, what would I need to do?
I’ve tried different page templates, but my content is either constrained inside a box in the middle of the page or either it stretches all the way edge to edge.
See the attachment as an example. It shows a full-width blue background bar, yet the content is constrained to the middle of the page.
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Hi There,
You probably need to add a color background to your section just.
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Thanks
Joao
Also, is there anything in X Theme that would cause it to cache the pages of my site? I like to use Firebug to live edit my CSS. And then I save the edits to my style.css file. However, after I save the edits, and they are uploaded via FTP, if I refresh the page, the CSS changes don’t show up because the older CSS file is cached.
I’ve tried clearing the cache, but that doesn’t work. It seems like after a lengthy period of time, the changes will show up on refresh. But I need the changes to show up immediately on refresh. I thought maybe it was just Firefox doing this, but Safari and Chrome are doing the same thing so I figured maybe there is a setting somewhere in the X Theme that is causing it to do this.
Hi MathruD – Just thought I would offer a different workflow that might help your issue.
The way I edit my CSS is by using the Customizer –> Custom –> Edit CSS area and then I preview the changes on my site. I then open developer tools directly within that window (I use Chrome) and make the tweaks I want. When I’m happy with them, I simply copy/paste them over into the CSS area on the left hand side of the customizer (still in edit css mode). Hope that works for you.
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I’m not having an issue with Firebug. I’m able to live edit the CSS fine. The problem is that when I copy/paste the CSS from Firebug into my style.css file, those changes don’t show up when I refresh my website (at least not for quite a while). So it’s bogging down my workflow because I’m not able to keep working in Firebug, as the changes aren’t updating.
I can give your method a try, but I really prefer to work on the style.css file within a text editor, rather than using the customizer. I’ve just never run into this issue with any other theme so I wasn’t sure if the caching problem was related to the theme or not.
I got the rows working the way I wanted. I found the “inner container” option for the content band.
I’m still not quite sure what is going on with the caching issue, though.
Yeah, when you have a workflow that works well for you, it’s not fun to change. I thought saving it using the internal tool might trigger some kind of refresh for you. I assume you’ve done the whole shift-F5 stuff and/or even closed/open the browser tab?
I got the caching issue resolved. It turns out that the new hosting company that I am using has a built-in caching featured turned on by default. I had to flush it and then disable the feature. Now the site appears to reflect changes on refresh. Sorry for the confusion.
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