Plugin Support
Joao
(@jplaudares)
Hi @patbell101 ,
That’s your theme’s doing, not Sugar Calendar’s.
When you click an event, you land on the single event page, which Sugar Calendar renders through your theme’s single post template. Whatever content width that template defines is what you get, the plugin doesn’t set or override it.
Two ways to widen it depending on your theme type:
Block themes (Twenty Twenty-Four, Twenty Twenty-Five, Ollie, etc.)
Go to Appearance → Editor → Templates and open Single Events if it exists, or Single Posts if it doesn’t. Select the outer Group block wrapping the content, then in the block settings set the layout to Wide or Full width. You can also raise the global content width under Styles → Layout.
Classic themes (Astra, GeneratePress, Kadence, Divi, etc.)
Look in Appearance → Customize for a layout or container width option — most of these themes let you set a full-width or stretched layout globally or per post type. Astra and GeneratePress both have a specific sidebar/layout setting you’ll want set to “No Sidebar / Full Width.”
If you’re using a page builder for your event layout, the width is set on the builder template instead, so check there first.
Best,
