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  • #1219037
    tomaspernek
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    Hey there!

    I have a client that uses very wide screens and they would like their website to look nice on them. Normally I think that the full width option would do just fine but when used with these mega wide screens images on the top of the page takes up to much space and no content below is visible. Would it be possible to fake a full width site and set the container to for example 2000 px instead of the 1500 that is max at the moment? Or does this mess upp other settings?

    Best!

    /Tomas

    #1219040
    Rupok
    Member

    Hi Tomas,

    You can control this with custom CSS. Let’s add this under Custom > CSS in the Customizer.

    .x-container.max {
      max-width: 2000px;
    }

    This will set the max-width.

    Cheers!

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