Hi @daisolplate, thanks for reaching out!
If I understand correctly what you’re looking for, adding this CSS in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS should do the trick:
.single-post .single-content {
max-width: 800px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
If this isn’t what you’re looking for, let us know and we’d love to help further.
Thanks again!
Hello, kindly recheck my site posts again on daisolplate.com the code changed nothing. the posts are still very wide
Hi @daisolplate,
I’m not seeing this code present on your site yet when I view source on your posts…if you have a performance plugin that manages your CSS, that may need to be cleared/purged along with any caching plugins on your site or server.
I have tried to deactivate almost all the plugins but that crashed my homepage and still nothing happening, I don’t know where the problem might be now, could you access my site with my permission and carry out the said steps? I mean purging and clearing any caching plugin that might have a problem? I am not tech-savvy to that extent and I may break something
Hi @daisolplate,
I’m sorry for the confusion and the trouble- you shouldn’t need to deactivate any plugins, only to clear/purge the cache of any performance plugins as well as any hosting cache coming into play.
Do you know what performance plugins you’re using by any chance? It looks like the site is down with a hosting-related error right now (see screenshot), but if I remember correctly you may have been using Ezoic and some type of lightspeed cache. Your host should be able to tell which caches need cleared though if you’re not sure.
Thanks so much and let us know if you (or they) have any questions!