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Decoupling .site-inner and .wrap

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  • January 29, 2018 at 11:58 am #215834
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    The sample theme has these two classes comma separated. By default, the structural wraps are applied to the header, site-inner, and footer. Even if you change the structural wraps to remove site-inner from that situation, the .site-inner and .wrap classes are comma separated, so you still have the same width of 1200px for site-inner. I'm looking to use the .wrap from time to time, but have most of the site full width. Looking around, some themes (such as Business Pro) have removed this.

    Is there any reason I shouldn't decouple .site-inner and .wrap? My ultimate goal is to have a full width site, where some site-inner sections have a wrap, but many are full width from edge to edge.

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    January 29, 2018 at 1:10 pm #215840
    Victor Font
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    You can change the style sheet anyway you want. If you want different wraps in specific pages, you can create specific CSS using the page-id. .page-id-xxx .wrap

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    January 29, 2018 at 1:25 pm #215843
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    I know I can change it in any way, just trying to confirm that my reasoning is a good reason to break the setup the sample theme uses.

    As for specific page wraps, it's more that I'll want specific elements to contain the wrap (such as every other child element within site-inner). I'll either manually code them in my templates (or partials being pulled into templates), or inject them with PHP. My main hiccup was fighting with the wrap / site inner tie, and trying to break out of that for full screen width. I can break out by using width set to 100% vw, but it makes more sense to just go full width by default, and wrap when needed, as the overall feel of the site is full width.

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    January 29, 2018 at 4:58 pm #215848
    Victor Font
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    Genesis has hooks that allow you to add wraps to just about any element. Don't over think what you want to do: https://victorfont.com/understanding-genesis-dynamic-apply_filters-part-1/

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