Copy index.php and name it page.php
Then, create css for your page.php and define all content to exist within one column.
Like, for instance:
#page_template_wrap {width:100%;text-align:left;}
and then create styles beneath this wrap, like:
#page_template_wrap .content {define your content styles inside the page wrapper}
Be sure to keep everything within the page wrapper in order to have only one column.
Then, in the end of page.php, remove the
<php include_sidebar(); ?>
(If it is there).
no.
check the “template” attribute in the right column when you’re editing a page. there you can select the type of layout you want for that page.
if you want this for posts too, add a custom field named “layout” with values like “col-1” , “col-2-left” , “col-3” , “col-3-right” etc.
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Nos402
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Wow. Can’t believe I missed that. I guess there’s just so much to take in switching publishing platforms. Thanks!
Nos402-
I find no “template” attribute, no attribute and see no right column
when I am editing a Page.
Can you give me the path for where this “template attribute” thing is
that you were able to locate after digitalnature told you about it?
I’m trying to do the same thing you are, but I sure
can’t find anything like what you guys are discussing.