I’ve investigated a couple of ways to do this. What I want is an image to repeat the whole length of the sidebar to be the same length as the main content, but the best I’ve been able to do is to get it the same length as the sidebar content. A couple of ways don’t work well because they push the sidebar under the content when the screen is smaller. I know that’s by design and I can get rid of the bg image with css when that happens, but I would like to have the sidebar be the same length as the main content. If you have any ideas, I’d appreciate them.

Thanks.

Done

The theme editor is on the network admin page under themes (It’s a multi-site install). I added some functions (recommended by Kriesi) for adding the site title to the header, hiding the admin bar on the front end for non-admins, and removing the dummy-data button (which only seems to remove the functionality inside the button). I also added a loop-single.php and a modified single.php so that the featured image wasn’t displayed with the full article. I’ve made no changes to the parent code.

I’ve updated enfold and deactivated all the plugins, but there is no change in behavior.

Your admin creds are still valid if you want to check the files I’ve edited.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by rwwood. Reason: change in information

Sorry, I thought I’d given it earlier in the thread. It’s http://www.richardwwood.com/wp-admin

Yes. As I said, it doesn’t remove the button entirely.

That didn’t work.

Ir made the header full width and didn’t change the height of the fixed box. Can I accomplish what I’m trying to do by using a different layout? What about setting the background image on this layout?

This is the look I’m trying to get:

I used the boxed layout with maximum container width = 80% and content + sidebar width set to 100%, however that results in a large amount of white space to the left of the content text and to the right of the sidebar column. If I negate the 80% width in developer as shown by the red line in the screenshot, the content and sidebar white space disappear leaving me with what I want, but I don’t know how to accomplish the same in quick css or elsewhere.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by rwwood.

In the image, the areas marked by red arrows should be 100px wide and show the background image. The areas marked with green arrows should not show at all or be substantially smaller, say 5px.

I found it was a function that I was using with Propulsion that was causing the problem.

Thanks.