Hi Anthony
Thanks for reaching out.
This one is coming from the theme rather than Page Builder. Yogic Lite’s default page template always outputs the sidebar. When no widgets are added to the sidebar, the theme fills it with default Category, Archives and Meta widgets. That’s the sidebar you’re seeing.
The theme’s sidebar settings in the Customizer only apply to the blog page and single posts, not to standard pages. To remove the sidebar from a page, Yogic Lite provides a Full Width page template. Please try the following:
- Edit the page.
- In the right-hand settings panel, go to Page > Template (in the Classic Editor, look for the Page Attributes box).
- Select Full Width.
- Update the page.
Thanks
Andrew
Hello Andrew, Thanks for getting back to me. In the Page Attributes in Classic Editor then there is no option for Full Width, only an option to attribute a parent to the page. I had even gone to the measure of switching to the blovk editor but this never offered any other options.
Hi Anthony
Thanks for checking, and sorry for the wrong steps. I installed Yogic Lite to take a closer look. The theme seems to include a Full Width template, but its file header looks to be written incorrectly, so WordPress might not list it. That could be why the option doesn’t appear.
You could perhaps try removing the sidebar with some CSS instead. At Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS, try adding:
.page-id-20 #sidebar {
display: none;
}
.page-id-20 .content_section_right {
float: none;
width: 100%;
}
20 appears to be the ID of your Parish News page. If you’d like to remove the sidebar from all standard pages, you could try replacing .page-id-20 with .page in both rules.
Let us know how it goes.
Thanks
Andrew
Hello Andrew, Many thanks, that worked perfectly.
Really much appreciated.
I shall mark this as resolved and learn a lesson in a positive sense!
Many thanks again.
Super, glad to hear that helped.
Cheers, Andrew