Full-Width/screen
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Hi
I have been using the theme to build a community for my students for some time now, and before long found myself very much engaged with site building). I really like the clean design of the theme, so thank you for that.
I was wondering if it is possible to make a full-screen template with it? I am not good at coding and stuff, and I had only a limited success with it. I am using a plugin, Parallax Gravity, to have a full-screen slider (from one side to the other), but I was wondering if something like that was possible without a heavy plugin. Here is the page I have made with Parallax.
http://engeduc.com/intro/home-landing-page/
I am pretty happy with the result, but the plugin does not support setting the page as a home page. And again, I would like to keep the site as light as possible.
Thanks
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The theme is based on a 940px wide 16 column system. You would need to convert the base grid css elements to a percentage based system most likely. Also the offset grids as-well.
And is it an easy task to accomplish for a non-techie person? And won’t it affect the whole page?
double post, sorry,
So you only want certain pages as full width and others as normal?
That is right. Well, ideally, I want to have only the slider full-screen. That Parallax plugin uses layers of pages, if I understand it right, so I can have full-screen and full-width side by side. Is that doable and if it is, what is the simplest way?
Thanks for helping me out!
I am marking this topic as resolved. I have settled for the normal slider on a regular page
No need to rack your brain over a simple design whim. Thanks, everyone.
I’d like to refresh the thread and the question. Would U mark it as not resolved as it has’t been answered yet?
I was wondering if it is possible to make a full-screen template with it? I am not good at coding and stuff, and I had only a limited success with it. I am using a plugin, Parallax Gravity, to have a full-screen slider (from one side to the other), but I was wondering if something like that was possible without a heavy plugin. Here is the page I have made with Parallax.
Done. You’re right. It would be nice to know how to do it anyway.
The theme is based on a 940px wide 16 column system. You would need to convert the base grid css elements to a percentage based system most likely. Also the offset grids as-well.
style.css from line 71
/* Base Grid */ .container .one.column,.container .one.columns { width:40px; } .container .two.columns { width:100px; } .container .three.columns { width:160px; } .container .four.columns { width:220px; } .container .five.columns { width:280px; } .container .six.columns { width:340px; } .container .seven.columns { width:400px; } .container .eight.columns { width:460px; } .container .nine.columns { width:520px; } .container .ten.columns { width:580px; } .container .eleven.columns { width:640px; } .container .twelve.columns { width:700px; } .container .thirteen.columns { width:760px; } .container .fourteen.columns { width:820px; } .container .fifteen.columns { width:880px; } .container .sixteen.columns { width:940px; } .container .one-third.column { width:300px; } .container .two-thirds.column { width:620px; } /* Offsets */ .container .offset-by-one { padding-left:60px; } .container .offset-by-two { padding-left:120px; } .container .offset-by-three { padding-left:180px; } .container .offset-by-four { padding-left:240px; } .container .offset-by-five { padding-left:300px; } .container .offset-by-six { padding-left:360px; } .container .offset-by-seven { padding-left:420px; } .container .offset-by-eight { padding-left:480px; } .container .offset-by-nine { padding-left:540px; } .container .offset-by-ten { padding-left:600px; } .container .offset-by-eleven { padding-left:660px; } .container .offset-by-twelve { padding-left:720px; } .container .offset-by-thirteen { padding-left:780px; } .container .offset-by-fourteen { padding-left:840px; } .container .offset-by-fifteen { padding-left:900px; } /* #Tablet (Portrait)================================================== */ /* Note:Design for a width of 768px */ @media only screen and (min-width:768px) and (max-width:959px) { .container { width:768px; } .container .column,.container .columns { margin-left:10px; margin-right:10px; } .column.alpha,.columns.alpha { margin-left:0; margin-right:10px; } .column.omega,.columns.omega { margin-right:0; margin-left:10px; } .alpha.omega { margin-left:0; margin-right:0; } .container .one.column,.container .one.columns { width:28px; } .container .two.columns { width:76px; } .container .three.columns { width:124px; } .container .four.columns { width:172px; } .container .five.columns { width:220px; } .container .six.columns { width:268px; } .container .seven.columns { width:316px; } .container .eight.columns { width:364px; } .container .nine.columns { width:412px; } .container .ten.columns { width:460px; } .container .eleven.columns { width:508px; } .container .twelve.columns { width:556px; } .container .thirteen.columns { width:604px; } .container .fourteen.columns { width:652px; } .container .fifteen.columns { width:700px; } .container .sixteen.columns { width:748px; } .container .one-third.column { width:236px; } .container .two-thirds.column { width:492px; } /* Offsets */ .container .offset-by-one { padding-left:48px; } .container .offset-by-two { padding-left:96px; } .container .offset-by-three { padding-left:144px; } .container .offset-by-four { padding-left:192px; } .container .offset-by-five { padding-left:240px; } .container .offset-by-six { padding-left:288px; } .container .offset-by-seven { padding-left:336px; } .container .offset-by-eight { padding-left:384px; } .container .offset-by-nine { padding-left:432px; } .container .offset-by-ten { padding-left:480px; } .container .offset-by-eleven { padding-left:528px; } .container .offset-by-twelve { padding-left:576px; } .container .offset-by-thirteen { padding-left:624px; } .container .offset-by-fourteen { padding-left:672px; } .container .offset-by-fifteen { padding-left:720px; }Thanks. I was reading more on this, and saw a tutorial for that for another theme. It proved to be too difficult for my skills. I’m sure with time I’d figure it out, but I don’t think it is worth it. Though adding a custom page template like that would really make the theme stand out. I’m saying this with a bit of fear that it would also mean making the theme commercial, which I wouldn’t want to happen.=)
I’m saying this with a bit of fear that it would also mean making the theme commercial,
What do you mean by “commercial” here?
I mean putting a price tag on it. =)
There is a big chance we will get full width template in the next version 1.3.3 🙂
Maybe we will add full width template in next theme version.
@kwiecu, btw sorry for deleting your comment on this thread. Accidental.
It’s okay 🙂
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