• Another question concerning the layout:

    Why is the one column width different from the multiple column width?
    I have tried (endlessly) to make the one and multiple column widths remain the same with the presets (standard/full width/stretched) but none of it seems to make any difference. I have also tried to force it with padding, but that doesn’t work either.

    All I want, on my frontpage, is to have everything the same width.
    Am I missing a simple step?
    I have looked at the documentation provided and nothing seems to make any difference. The only way I can make the width of the first bout of text on my page (paulandjulia.ch) the same width as the rest is by adding another column to it – which beats the whole purpose of one column.

    Is there any way to constrain the multiple column widths to be the same as the default one column width?

    Thank you for your time and patience.

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  • Yeah, that’s how it works. Though I admit it probably wasn’t the best idea ever, although some people appreciate more space in multi columns rows.
    What you can do is leave all rows to standard and then target the rows you want by ID (this will do it for you Friday/Saturday row)

    #pg-6-2 {
       max-width: 1170px;
       margin-left: auto !important;
       margin-right: auto !important;
    }

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