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[Solved] Remove blog theme's sidebar

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Robert
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I see all looks good. I don't see any reason to make any changes and the idea to move it to the right side is not good. So it's better to leave it like it is now. The forum is centered and it's wide.  So let's just stop here.


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Hi, I have a similar problem, as I have set the page to full width and still cannot manage to have it 100%, with or without wpforo sidebars. Please see here: http://www.barriosalvadormadrid.com/foro/

Thanks.


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This comes from your WordPress Theme page design, it set 700px for width. 

Try this CSS code, navigate to Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Styles admin page, put it in Custom CSS Code textarea. 

#main article .vce-sid-none .vce-page .entry-content, .vce-sid-none .vce-page .entry-title-page, .error404 .entry-content {
width: 100% !important;
max-width: 100% !important;
}

Please delete all caches, press CTRL+F5 (twice) on frontend before checking.  


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Hi, I pasted your code in the settings and deleted cache and it is still the same...


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Hi srtalop,

Please remove the code, I've provided in the previous post and add this one. 

.vce-sid-none .vce-page .entry-content, .vce-sid-none .vce-page .entry-title-page, .error404 .entry-content {
width: 100% !important;
max-width: 100% !important;
}

Please watch the video to understand where does this problem come from:

http://www.screencast.com/t/DyQgF3fAh


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Thanks a lot for your time, this code worked perfectly!!


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