• Resolved gdaytaiwan

    (@gdaytaiwan)


    Sorry another topic, another thread =/
    You guys are doing an amazing job helping me, and I promise once the website is how i want it to be I’ll be raving on about this to my blogging friends!

    I noticed that on the wordpress.org version of Sketch theme, there are greyed areas on screens bigger than mobile. On the WordPress.com version, the theme has a complete white background for all screen size. Any way I could make this the case for the wordpress.org one? And how do I extend my content to fill up the space once it widens?

    Thanks again!

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  • Hi there,

    On the WordPress.com version, the theme has a complete white background for all screen size.

    I don’t actually see that here:
    https://sketchdemo.wordpress.com/

    Any way I could make this the case for the wordpress.org one?

    You can use this CSS to make the background white:

    body {
        background: #fff;
    }

    how do I extend my content to fill up the space once it widens?

    So, making the background white doesn’t change the spacing on the theme, it just changes the color with the existing size of things. Your site is set at a maximum width of 1200px currently, but you can increase that to any value you want:

    .site {
        max-width: 1200px;
    }

    You can try using percentages instead of pixels to see which you prefer.

    Thread Starter gdaytaiwan

    (@gdaytaiwan)

    Last code was exactly what I was looking for, and it works perfectly!

    Thanks again David 🙂

    🙂

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