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Hi Ismael,
Great, using Widget area instead of the default sidebar solves the problem and enables precise control over positioning.
Just the solution I was looking for, thank you!Hi Victoria,
Thank you for your reply.
The advanced layout builder is enabled. This is what I’m trying to create (see attachment):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tks39uk308dpu7b/screenshot2.png?dl=0The layout to be implemented has 4 sections: A, B, C and D
– The sidebar is located next to B (on the right hand-side), so in the middle of the page, sandwiched between A and C
– Below this is C, which has 3 columns and shouldn’t be constrained by the sidebar
– D is a footer.At the moment, I use a 1/1 element but the issue is: the width is constrained by the sidebar.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/94kr7rm3x60k3u2/screenshot3.png?dl=0How can I create this multi-column section C, without it being clipped by the sidebar? Thanks.
@Guenni007: thank you very much for your working example, it’s a very useful and concrete solution to the issue!
I’ll consider using it but before that, I want to see if there’s a simpler solution which doesn’t entail modifying the theme.On the subject of multi-layered layout, how can I nest elements within elements?
For instance, we can insert columns and other elements inside Grid Row and I’ve been using Color Section to built multi-column sections. Apart from these, are there any other ways to insert multi-column text inside a container/section? I know that Masonry creates a grid of images/posts but my question is for text. Thanks.Hi Rikard,
Thank you for your reply.
Is Color Section really a full-width element? If you look at the link provided, you’ll see that the very last section (2 column SEO text) starting with the text “Als spezialisierte…” is built with Color section and is not a full-width element – it conforms to the 70% width specification, which is fine here.I’m using a 2 column layout for this section so using 1/1 element doesn’t help me here.
Can you suggest another alternative?
One solution would be to use Grid Row and have it conform to the 70% max width, in which case, if you could show me the best way to do this with CSS, that would be great. Thanks.
@Guenni007: I don’t mean a Grid Row displays a sidebar besides it – it doesn’t – my point is that it’s always full-width.
