Hello,
Please advise where is this global option located?
Cornerstonr > Click Settings > General > Page Templates > Select Blank No Container Header Footer.
After the update I can see it only under page edit options.
Best Regards,
Nasko
Hello,
Please advise where is this global option located?
Cornerstonr > Click Settings > General > Page Templates > Select Blank No Container Header Footer.
After the update I can see it only under page edit options.
Best Regards,
Nasko
Hi @kcreative,
Thanks for reaching out.
I am not quite sure what issue you are experiencing, can you explain if further so that we could better help you. Providing a screenshot is a big help.
Thank you.
I cannot find the get icon that used to be on the bottom when I go to appearance --> customize in cornerstone.
From there I was able to change the global page template
e.g. Blank No Container Header Footer.
Now this option is missing and only available on each individual page.
Please advise where I can find this global option.
Best Regards,
Nasko
Hello Nasko,
There is no page template selector in the X > Settings or Cornerstone > Settings. The page templates are exclusively available to the pages only. For more details about the different page templates in the theme, please check this out:
On the new interface, you can find it in the Gear icon in your WorkSpace navigation:
Hope this helps.
Thank you for your answer.
And also there is not such option for Posts. How I can change the Template there in order to have no container option?
For instance, I am having that issue with a post - it is displayed with a “container” layout, while all the pages are displayed at “full width”. https://prnt.sc/x8nlab
Hello @kcreative,
1.) You can’t set a template for Posts. As I have mentioned in my previous response, it is exclusively available to pages only.
Please be informed that the posts will only depend on the global layout settings in X > Theme Options > Layout and Design > Content Layout.
2.) Your blog posts are already displaying as fullwidth. It is all because you already have added this custom CSS:
/* Full Width Header Image - Posts */
.single-post .x-container.max.main {
max-width: 100%;
}
.single-post .x-container.width.main {
width: 100%;
}
.single-post .entry-featured,
.single-post .entry-thumb,
.single-post .entry-featured img {
width: 100%;
}
.single-post .entry-wrap {
max-width: 1200px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
Hope this helps.
Thank you for the info, that does help indeed!
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