• A little while ago I suggested a modification to the Sydney theme template you include to make the plugin compatible – see https://wordpress.org/support/topic/getting-to-work-with-sydney-theme/ and it appears you’ve missed addding the code to the plugin. Here it is again to replace that in /elementor-templater/inc/themes/sydney.php:

    <?php
        /* Support for the Sydney theme */
        $sydney = '
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap .content-wrapper {
                padding: 0;
    			margin: auto;
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap .container {
                width: 100%;
    	        overflow: hidden;
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-header,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-footer {
               display: none;
            }
    	';
        wp_add_inline_style( 'sydney-style', $sydney );
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  • Plugin Support Poonam Namdev

    (@poonam9)

    Hello @upekshapriya,

    That code has been added to the plugin.

    Thread Starter Jeff Cole

    (@upekshapriya)

    I just updated the plugin to 1.2.3 which has the new modular structure but it appears to have broken the support you had for Sydney theme previously.

    The code I posted above that worked for me for a Sydney child theme isn’t included in the new plugin in /elementor-templater/vendor/codeinwp/full-width-page-templates/themes/sydney/inline-style.php

    But even when I pasted my code from above on top of this it didn’t have any effect and the page wasn’t full width.

    If I go back to the previous version (1.2.2) and paste my code instead of that in /elementor-templater/inc/themes/sydney.php it works as it did.

    Any ideas why there is this problem?

    Thread Starter Jeff Cole

    (@upekshapriya)

    I just updated to the latest version 1.2.4.

    However the plugin doesn’t show the code from the inline-style.php /wp-content/plugins/elementor-templater/vendor/codeinwp/full-width-page-templates/themes/sydney/inline-style.php

    in the page.

    Instead it shows

    
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap .content-wrapper {
                padding: 0;
    			margin: 0;
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .elementor-page .page-wrap .container {
                width: 100%;
    	        overflow: hidden;
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-header,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-footer {
               display: none;
            }

    rather than code derived from the inline-style file

    <?php
    	/* Support for Sydney theme */
    	$sydney = '
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page-wrap .content-wrapper {
                padding: 0;
    			margin: 0;
    			width: 100%
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std.elementor-page .page-wrap .container {
                width: 100%;
    	        overflow: hidden;
            }
    		.page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-header,
            .page-template-builder-fullwidth-std .page .entry-footer {
               display: none;
            }
    	';
    	wp_add_inline_style( 'sydney-style', $sydney );
    

    ie the width=100% isn’t appearing and so the page isn’t full width

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Jeff Cole.
    Thread Starter Jeff Cole

    (@upekshapriya)

    Is there any news on this?

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