Different Width for each page – why

Hey Mike,

That works perfectly – thank you.
Is there a way to apply that to all pages? so all of them will be the same width?
(or maybe it’s already the correct way to apply it fully?)

I know probably nobody will notice it, but it’s requested from the client :)

Thanks in advance,
Elad.

Hello again,
I have tried to apply the same method, this time with #news_landing,
to the News part (in red) – but no luck.

I gave both the blog element & the color section the class “news_landing”.
and in quickCSS:
#news_landing {color: #e6d2b5 !important; }
but it’s not working.

What have I done wrong?
thanks again Mike.
Elad.

Oh I see my mistake – CSS noob mistakes :) thank you for your help.

and by the way, something I noticed that happens on my extra wide monitor – but not if I scale the browser to a normal size:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1rh3i9ci84u7jxr/line.jpg?dl=0
(this 1 pixel line bug)

Not a big deal since most people don’t use my resolution..but maybe worth checking it out…

Thanks again Mike,
Elad.

Brilliant :) works like a charm!
Thank you Mike.

Update #2:

The width is different in this page as well : http://maratone-soundsystem.net/wordpress/soundsystem-history/

Is there a way to apply the width limit for all pages, old or new?

Thanks again

Hello

I see, no problem – I can do it manually, but how?

I try to figure out what part of the code you gave me before, tells the CSS which page am I referring to:

#top .fullsize .template-blog .post .entry-content-wrapper > * {
max-width: 100% !important;
}

if I want to take page X, where do I enter the page ID ?