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Hi,

At the moment that is not possible. The post content width is fixed. A sidebar can be set left or right, or no sidebar. If there is no sidebar the post content will occupy the full theme width
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/td-post-five-things-you-may-have-missed-over-the-weekend-from-the-world-of-business/

In coming updates this will change, there will be a considerable amount of flexibility added to the way post pages are created. Something like this will be possible in this case. But for the moment there is no setting to modify the post width.

The code will remove the excerpts, the other module elements will remain in their original position. If you also do not want a read more button, maybe you should consider using a different predefined block there, or experiment with the flex block.

With CSS you could use a code like this maybe, modify it if needed
– https://www.screencast.com/t/4CcfbFeM9F
Use for desktop only (Advanced CSS desktop section) on smaller devices it may not look properly. The read more button will be hidden automatically on smaller devices, by default.

.td_block_12 .td-read-more,
.td_block_22 .td-read-more{
display: none;
}
.td_block_12 .td-module-title {
position: relative;
top: 50px;
}

Hi,

Maybe there are solutions online for that or tutorials and guides, the theme does not have such a conversion tool. For the moment the default category pages can only be customized in the theme panel.
We plan to add a considerable amount of flexibility and new options to how the category pages are created and customized. This will happen in a future update.

Thanks

Hello libraeditrice,

Please update the theme to the latest version of it because some fixes have been made on Flex Box 1. -> https://www.screencast.com/t/ZwLEOXOS6Yha

Thanks for your understanding!

The 2/3+1/3 will be looked at and fixed as soon as possible, that is a usable layout with the flex block 5 modules per row
– https://www.screencast.com/t/ssKtEq9Ym
But 5 modules per row when using 1/3+1/3+1/3 should not be used, it would look like this
– https://www.screencast.com/t/smWodcW2t
Smaller columns (smaller than 2/3) will not be suited for displaying 5 modules, that should be avoided. Configure the block to use a reasonable amount of modules in the adequate row layout.

Hi,

Please try to provide some more details so we can understand the issue better. Mention what element you are referring to exactly, in what layout and settings. Provide a link to it if possible, on your website. We will try to help you.

If you are referring to the flex block excerpts, the length can be changed here
– https://www.screencast.com/t/phnNz4DTSG

If you stretch the row and content, the sidebar section may not function correctly. Try to use smart sidebars only when the rows are not stretched.
Maybe there will be modifications in the future in this matter, so the smart sidebar can be used in stretched rows as well.

We will investigate those issues with the flex block. Please mention or provide some more screenshots of the exact settings used if possible.

1. Block 14 will always look like this
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/block-14/
On a full row it will display 3 modules, it cannot display 4. For now only the flex block has options to select the number of modules per row and can take many forms
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/flex-block/

2. By default when enabled, the ajax filter will display all the categories. You cannot exclude categories but you can control the categories that appear there. Enter category IDs in the required field and only they will be displayed
– https://www.screencast.com/t/5bZs3Vebd8o

3. Blocks should only be placed in these row layouts to guarantee that they will display properly
– https://www.screencast.com/t/gt4sgP6Qahe5
The other row layouts are meant for multi-purpose elements.

The smart sidebar on pages can be used only with the 2/3 + 1/3 row split on pages
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/smart-sidebar-2/
Once the class is entered as mentioned the sidebar will remain fixed as you scroll down the page. that would be the intended behaviour. If there is a problem please provide a link to that page so we can take a look.

Hello brenbrinkman,

Here is talking about Flex Block 1 -> https://www.screencast.com/t/CULw6HYv2gGr which has that layout size by default, sorry! If you do not like this you should try using another element from our list because we do not recommend to change the layout size for our elements because it can be broken.

Thanks for your understanding!

Hi,

That is happening because the block is stretched. The stretched module uses the same thumbnail that it normally does. So the results could be blurry be cause a small thumbnail will be stretched to bigger sizes.

You could use for example different blocks, ones that use a bigger thumbnail size. Or experiment with the flex block which allows you to choose the thumbnail size (predefined values). This demo homepage was built entirely with the flex block
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_crypto/
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/flex-block/
– https://tagdiv.com/go-beyond-flexibility-new-flex-block/

Thanks

I inspected the website, it seems that the thumbnail is as it is supposed to be
– https://www.screencast.com/t/VL3lcE07d
Each module has a predefined thumbnail size, it will only use that size. From what I can see you have stretched the column containing the block
– https://www.screencast.com/t/4B11S0HR4
This should be avoided, it may break the design of the block. There are fixed values for the design which will not function properly in those circumstances.
Block 16 looks like this by default
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/block-16/
If you want bigger thumbnails use a different block for example, try the new flex block as well
– https://tagdiv.com/go-beyond-flexibility-new-flex-block/

Or as a suggestion you could try the new flex block
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/flex-block/
– https://tagdiv.com/go-beyond-flexibility-new-flex-block/
This will allow you to select a bigger thumbnail of the image and it can also be styled in may ways. We will try to modify how block 13 and a few other blocks which feature a big image to provide better results, in the future.