How to edit the format of the single blog post page in my BoldGrid theme?

Hi Donald,

Thanks for reaching out and thanks for you question on customizing a single blog post. Can you link your website URL in the thread so that we can inspect the site and let you know what needs to be done.

Also, are you using Crio Pro WordPress theme, or are you using a different BoldGrid theme?

We look forward to hearing from you!

Hi Donald,

Unfortunately Callaway does not have the same level of customization as Crio in the theme Customizer, but you should be able to make the changes you need with the help of a little custom JavaScript.

The following JS snippet changes the elements responsible for controlling the width of the header and footer to use a fixed width, like your page content, instead of the full width design.

jQuery('.site-header .bgtfw, .site-footer .bgtfw').removeClass('container-fluid').addClass('container');

Enter that code into the Custom JS area located under the Advanced section of the Customizer to apply the fix to your website.

Please let us know if you have any other questions for us Donald, we are always happy to help!

Sorry about the mixup Donald, I was responding to your other topic thread and it seems I accidentally posted that response here.

The sidebar for blog pages in Callaway can be disabled by applying some PHP filters to the theme framework responsible for displaying that content. We have an article that outlines how to disable the blog sidebar along with the code snippets you will need to make the adjustments. The article references the GridOne theme directly but the steps will work for Callaway as well.

The reply form is automatically added to any Post that has comments enabled and disabling comments for the post will remove that form. You can turn off comments for an individual post by navigating to Posts > All Posts in the WordPress admin and then clicking the Quick Edit option under the desired Post in that list. Look for the Allow Comments checkbox and make sure that it is not enabled.

There is also a global option under Settings > Discussion in your WordPress admin that allows you choose if comments are enabled for new Posts created on your website, however changing this setting will not deactivate comments on existing Posts.

Please let us know if you have any other questions Donald!

You’re most certainly welcome Donald! Crio is an awesome theme and I think you’ll find the controls powerful but also familiar to Callaway. If you have any questions about Crio or any of our BoldGrid products we’re always here to help!