[lghadmin]

Sort of – When I removed the sidebars, it also removed the sidebars from the post page too so that was full width. I’ll figure things out.

[lghadmin]

I was able to locate the Page ID but using the Chrome Inspector tool to remove the sidebars. This is a good clue for other people out there trying to do the same thing.

[lghadmin]

I have it set to default page now live (which gets me almost there). The wonky page shows up when I switched to the default events template. Here’s a screenshot: http://screencast.com/t/bqavyGr5dCgf. What I really like is that full page calendar page but I can’t seem to get that using the default page template. The sidebars show up. I can remove the sidebars if I have a page ID but if there is no page ID then I’m stuck with the default page.

[lghadmin]

I had the ‘Default Events’ template selected which gave me the full page calendar that looks good but the wonky post. I have now selected the ‘default page’ template which gives me a better looking single event post but gets rid of the full width calendar page. There is a template choice from the the them creator but that negates the calendar page entirely. I guess what I have to figure out is how to get rid of the sidebars from the calendar page. Unless you can tell me how to find the page id # for the calendar page then I have to go to the theme creator and post something there as well.

[lghadmin]

After a little closer inspection and one moment of trying this solution out, – it looks like the The Events Calendar CSS you indicated here would inherit from the overall site Container (which uses div#container) so the result would be to reduce the entire site’s width.

[lghadmin]

It kind of helps. I’ll try adding the CSS to the theme and get back to you if that doesn’t work.

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