Agentpress Pro full width template

[rtibbs4]

Hello,

My apologies if this is a duplicate post. I thought I had posted but can't seem to find it anywhere so here goes again.

I need to create a full width template for agentpresss pro. I realize I can choose full width on pages and posts but my IDX allows me to choose a template to show results and the theme has Default (with sidebar) Blog, Landing page and Archive. No full width which I would like. Previously I had modified the landing page but I now need that for something else.

Can anyone point me in the right direction on the easiest way to do it? Could I copy the current full width page and save it as a template?

Any help appreciated

-Randy

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Thanks, Randy

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[Brad Dalton]

Copy, rename and modify the page_landing.php as its full width.

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[rtibbs4]

Hi Brad,

page_landing doesn't have a header or footer. Any suggestions?

Thanks again.

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Thanks, Randy

[rtibbs4]

OK, I think I have that. Remove the "remove header, footer etc...

Where do I save my new template?

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Thanks, Randy

[rtibbs4]

So this is what I have for the new template page. It looks a bit thin to me. Will this create a full width page with the header, footer and curren theme colors etc?? Where do i need to put this> Thanks again.

<?php
/**
* This file adds the IDX Landing template to the AgentPress Pro Theme.
*
* @author StudioPress
* @package AgentPress Pro
* @subpackage Customizations
*/

/*
Template Name: IDX Landing
*/

//* Add custom body class to the head
add_filter( 'body_class', 'agentpress_add_body_class' );
function agentpress_add_body_class( $classes ) {

$classes[] = 'agentpress-pro-landing';
return $classes;

}

//* Force full width content layout
add_filter( 'genesis_site_layout', '__genesis_return_full_width_content' );

//* Run the Genesis loop
genesis();

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Thanks, Randy

[Brad Dalton]

That's it.

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[rtibbs4]

Thanks, where do I put this?

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Thanks, Randy

[Brad Dalton]

Randy

If you're going to be developing your site yourself and coding templates i suggest you setup a test site with a copy of your theme and play around with it as this is a great why to start learning.

Templates go in the theme root directory, the same location as your existing templates so use them as a guide.

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