Hey,
What version of the theme are you using? I would start by making sure you’re on the latest versions of your plugins, theme, and WordPress. If there’s no change try deactivating your plugins to test if any are conflicting. Be sure to clear your cache. Let me know if there’s still no change.
Hannah
Hi Hannah,
I’m using the latest version of the theme; the same goes for the plugins and WordPress.
I did as you told me and deactivated all the plugins and tried some combinations and the problem persists.
From how I see it, this was provoked from a new version of the theme or some of the plugins I use to create the posts, as Page Builder by SiteOrigin or Black Studio TinyMCE Widget.
Looking forward to your response. Thanks for your help!
Álvaro
I haven’t heard of any others reporting this issue which makes me think it is not an issue with the theme. Did you try keeping page builder active while deactivating other plugins?
Looks like you’re using a child theme. What all have you added to that?
Hannah
Hi Hannah,
Yes I did that. It’s not the plugins it seems.
I also deactivated the child theme and this fixed the problem. I didn’t add anything in the child theme for almost 3 months, and this happened some weeks before, so maybe with one of the updates there has been some incompatibility created.
I can’t identify which the problem is. I set up my own container dimensions, but after deactivating them with the console the problem persists. I’m kinda lost…
Looking forward to your response. Thanks.
Álvaro
Hi Hannah,
Some after trial and error I found out the piece of code that causes the trouble:
.single-article .post header{
display: none
}
I use this to make disappear the header that is created by default. Never caused me trouble until now.
When I delete this piece of code the row goes full-width, but then the header appears and displaces this row that is meant to be the true header of the post.
Hope there is a solution! Thank you for your help!
Álvaro
Hi,
I solved the problem with the following piece of code:
.siteorigin-panels-stretch{
display: block !important;
}
Thank you Hannah for your help 🙂
Glad you were able to solve this! 🙂
Hannah