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  • #1437464

    Hi everyone, I would like to create for https://schnelletexte.de/ a single column covering the whole screen (full width), looking in the front-end like a color section but without using a color section.
    The reason behind: I want to have sidebars, so a color section cannot be used (or is there a way meanwhile?). That’s why I am asking for the CSS-Code how to make a single column without color section full width and place the content aligned to the following content below this single column.

    Thank you!

    #1437477

    Hey Johannes,

    If you use a full width element, then there can’t be sidebar next to it. It doesn’t matter which element you use. You can try using a 1/1 element instead for example.

    Best regards,
    Rikard

    #1437537

    Honestly, I think it would be an improvement to have an element that could contain other ALB elements, but is not itself a full-width element, and thus allows a sidebar to be placed next to it. Benefit is on that a possibility to have common background-image. Etc.

    #1437639

    Hi,
    When you say that you want a “fullwidth” column and want a sidebar, then I assume that you mean that the column will only take the width of the content area and not the sidebar area, correct? So in the screenshot the gray color is a 1/1 column and the white around it is the padding:
    Enfold_Support_5107.jpeg
    So are you asking to remove the white padding of the content area only and allow the sidebar to stay in place?
    We could help with this, please create a test page and link to it.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1437678

    Hi, thank you for your reply.
    Here you see what I am searching for. It is very simple and a normal function.
    Just a column above and below normal content with sidebar. Nothing fancy, thank you!
    Layout

    #1437686

    Hi,

    Thanks for the screenshot. You can do that by adding a Color Section at the top of your layout, then a 1/1 element below it. The sidebar will show next to the last non full width element.

    Best regards,
    Rikard

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