Stephen Cui

add the following to the theme’s Custom CSS code.

.jigoshop #sidebar_one { float: right;}

.jigoshop div.clear {
clear: none;
}

It is just a workaround for your current settings. Let me know if works.

first action:

echo ‘<div class=”‘ . voyage_container_class() . ‘”><div id=”content” class=”‘ . voyage_grid_class() .'” role=”main”>’;

try this

function mytheme_open_jigoshop_content_wrappers()
{
    echo '<div class="' . voyage_container_class() . '"><div id="content" class="' . voyage_grid_full() .'" role="main">';
}

second function two close div only

echo ‘</div></div>’;

You can properly do the same thing as suggested by Jigoshop.

This is is open action

<div class=”<?php echo voyage_container_class(); ?>”>
<div id=”content” class=”<?php echo voyage_grid_class(); ?>” role=”main”>

for close action:

</div><?php get_sidebar(); ?></div>

Let me know if this help. It do require some programming knowledge.

It is bad practice to modify template file directly. It is best to use Child Theme. On my website, I have an article on child theme for Voyage. I even provided a sample Child Theme template for you to modify. For example, you can remove the credit link (and add your own link) in footer.php. In this way, you can update the parent theme (Voyage) without losing your changes.

Andrew: Thank you for your contribution also.

which css file? Use the Custom CSS in the theme option.

It is bad practice to modify template file directly.

there is Custom CSS in my theme option.

You are using subsection menu

.subsection-menu {float: right; }