Evolve theme sidebar conflict

  • nblock

    (@nblock)


    11 years ago

    I use a dynamic front page on my blog with a sidebar. It ends up looking like three columns–2 columns of posts and one column to the right of the sidebar.

    Up to now, all of my blog posts also have had the sidebar to the right. I tried playing around with the full width on just one of the blog posts to get rid of the sidebar.

    Problem: When I go back to the main page for the blog, the dynamic page now only has two columns. The sidebar hasn’t completely disappeared, it is just now pushed down underneath all of the other posts at the bottom of the page, in one of the two columns.

    I don’t know why changing to “full width” in one individual post would shift things around on the dynamic front page.

    Here’s the link to the page. I’ve reset it to the way it was for now: http://translations.nickblockphd.com/blog/

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  • bikel

    (@bikel)

    11 years ago

    Hi,

    If you want two column in your home. First you need to turn off the right sidebar. then backend you need to change the cloding col-md-6 for two column and then paste the code upper footer the widget code. it is actually programing edit need. let me know if you confuse.

    Thread Starter nblock

    (@nblock)

    11 years ago

    Hi bikel. I think I am confused, or I confused you. I want what I have now–a three column appearance: two columns of posts, and then a sidebar to the right as a “third” column.

    The problem is that if I choose even one individual post set to “full width” it changes the main page. So that the main page changes to two columns (not three) because the sidebar gets pushed down–no longer is a sidebar. I will change my settings on my blog to show you this, for the next day or so.

    Please help. Thanks.

    emranemranx

    (@emranemranx)

    11 years ago

    Hi there,

    thanks for writing in,

    Would you mind providing us with the screenshots of causing problem parts and more clarification about the concerned issue so we provide you more better tailored response.

    Thanks.

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