Hi @northshoreutd
The issue is you have the class content-area on the div with ID primary inside a div with ID primary that also has a class of content-area….
A few things here. An ID should only be used once on a given page. That said, remove content-area from the div just outside of main and it solves your problem. I would also fix the double ID issue.
mtruitt, thanks for the quick response. WooCommerce has created these pages and I don’t have an “edit page” option to remove any content area. Other options or am I missing something?
What theme are you using?
You will need to reach out to the theme developers. While it does “support” WooCommerce the template override is just a copy/paste of the template with added classes so WooCommerce is doing due to the override.
Though if you do not want to mess with that. If you know how to FTP into your site. Just delete the woocommerce folder within the rookie theme folder. It works fine without it.
https://pasteboard.co/H7G3GdW.png
This was a fresh install of WordPress, WooCommerce and Rookie. All I did was remove the folder.
I’m really unsure. I don’t know how to access folders through an FTP. I tried to contact the developer, but they don’t have a direct support for the Rookie theme. I’m tempted to deactivate WooCommerece and the reinstall it. I should have stated from the beginning that I am very new to WP and no nothing about about code.
The theme is your problem, not WooCommerce so doing that will not change how it currently looks
You maybe able to talk to your hosting provider and ask them to do it. Since it is a fairly simple thing they may not charge anything for it.
As well, if you need paid support to update the theme you could go through woocommerce.com or post here https://jobs.wordpress.net/
Ok, thanks. I did find something about changing the width to full page, but still looks narrow once it’s added to the cart. I’m just frustrated that it was working and now it’s not without any recent updates or changes to the site or theme.
