Perfect, thanks. Without knowing where to look, one has no idea what these things do!

I can’t send you the url of a page because I’m currently creating the site offline until it’s in something close to finished state.

I’m not sure how I can send you a mock-up. All I want is to have single.php full-width as a full-width page by default, not with a sidebar. That’s all!

I don’t need to use single.php as a blog page within the theme/website. However, the plugin I am using outputs individual jobs onto single-php regardless of which template it is used with. At present, I am obliged to have an empty sidebar, which I don’t want. I would normally be able to edit the template, but I see nothing to edit in this case.

Sorry to repeat the question, but how do I make the single.php template full-width?
Thanks

By the way, I still have the same issue with this support side that I did a while ago; after clicking submit, I just get a whitescreen and have to refresh the page to see anything. Using current version of firefox.

Okay, I just found a bunch of other questions relating to this – I use different themes and not all have searchable forums, so forgot to do it. I’m sure I will manage, but if I can’t find the solution myself I’ll repost this, so you can close it if you like.
Brian

Thanks for that but would that prevent users from registering through means other than the standard login form?

I have forms that allow users to register, but in a controlled way, so that they perform specific tasks, provide specific information and are then given the correct user classification. I don’t want to stop that; only random registration via the standard login form.

Sorry to ask again but I want to be sure about this!!

I know that I can adjust settings as explained in the first reply to this post, and which in the opening message I said I’d done.
I also said that I had decided to abort the upgrade as it looked as if it would create too much repair work.

Did you read my later post?

This upgrade is a nightmare.

I’d sorted the site out properly and was disappointed to see that it broke sidebars and widgets, and also affected css. I hadn’t deleted the original theme, only moved it, so I put it all back together and my main site is still using 2.9.something.

I created a second site so that I could set up a duplicate site to experiment on and see what was going wrong. I installed wp4 on the new domain, added the latest 3.whatever version of enfold (downloaded today) , then copied the child theme across. I imported the pages and widgets, having exported them from my original site, then tried to stitch it all together.

I looked at the home page after trying to fix stuff and realised the css was messed up. It seems the child css was being overridden by a styles.css that has appeared in uploads/dynamic_avia. I have no idea where that comes from as it uses colours (for example for the header text) that I haven’t been using on this site or the original. If I delete that css file, the child theme css still isn’t working, nor apparently is the main theme css – I’ve got what I suppose are default blue menu items and zero background, for example.

It isn’t a case of not having overwriten the original theme files. They never existed on the new domain. And most of the tickets I’ve been reading along similar lines don’t seem to be getting definitive answers. Including this one. It’s now 5 posts without reply.

Hi,

Nope, no modifications. When I set the site up I didn’t use sidebars at all, and only added them once the rest was okay.
That said, as I said above, I tried adjusting the dimensions (I saw mention in another post) and it didn’t change anything.

Hi,

Yes, I was trying to use enfold buttons first, then others from a plugin. I eventually tried the standard text plugin (I’d avoided it because it means creating stuff elsewhere and copying it into the text box afterwards and I was reluctant to do that) and found that it worked with 3rd party buttons. I didn’t have time to look at enfold buttons, so I’ll have another look tonight. I suppose I’m just being lazy.

Thanks for the answer.
Brian

That did the job, thanks!

Ignore my previous:

Sorry; upon closer inspection I saw that there was part of the original code in my functions.php. I have now deleted that, and it no longer gives a white screen. However, although the single pages now show the correct title, the ‘archive’ pages (for example: http://www.eltjob.com/?job_listing_region=europe) still show ‘Archive for: Europe’ and I only want “Europe” (Ideally, I want “Jobs in Europe”). So, although the code doesn’t crash the pages, it doesn’t do the job fully.

Is there something else I can change? Maybe I need to create a different template to output the data?

Actually, I tried adding ; } to close the first piece of code, and it allowed the pages to open, but they had no titles at all.
The title block just didn’t display at all. Rather than make a mess, I gave up and will wait for your help!

Thanks