I get a 404 error on both of them links. Guess the image was cached previously, therefore was still visible to you.

Have you submitted the URL to google or various search engines?
Making a submission take time, telling a search engine you are there doesn’t make it magically indexed.

https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

I’ll create a child theme and go about hacking the CSS for my own needs.
I’m pretty sure it’s not that difficult.

Hmm.. Would have been nice if you’ve added it to your product description, somewhere. At least then people who’re planning to buy the product would know in-advance that’s it’s fixed width.

I purchased this theme today expecting perhaps there would be an responsive option to make the page wider. I didn’t expect it to be absolutely fixed. I’d really would like it to be slightly wider, ideally 1124/1140px if possible. If I set about customizing the theme’s stock CSS with a child theme, would it be possible to make it run at a specification I prefer? OR would this simply break the sites functionality? Does all the other elements have a fixed width or are they bound by percentages? Taking all 3 columns to be 100%?

Kind Regards
Nikita

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