Videos in the series
- Introduction
- Adding Wide and Full support to Genesis
- Adding a custom class for Gutenberg content to Genesis
- Remove existing Genesis content containers for Gutenberg content
- Add a new Genesis content container for non-wide and non-full width Gutenberg content
- Adjusting the appearance of Gutenberg wide and full-width content in Genesis
- Adjusting the Genesis theme for left and right aligned images
Adding a new content container to the Genesis Sample theme for non-wide and non full-width Gutenberg content.
In the previous video we looked at the HTML structure of content using Gutenberg blocks. We took the existing design code in the Genesis Sample theme, and changed it to remove existing content containers. The content should now appear 100% width of the screen.
The next step to styling our Gutenberg content in Genesis, is to take any content that is not using the wide and full-width option, and place it into a new container.
In this video we will add some additional CSS code to the Genesis Sample theme that creates the new container, and positions it into the center of the screen.
Video Instructions – click play
Text Instructions
To place the non-wide and non full-width content into a new content container, open the style.css file in your code editor.
Copy the below code and paste it into the style.css file:
.genesis-gutenberg .entry-header,
.genesis-gutenberg .entry-content > *:not( .alignwide ):not( .alignfull ),
.genesis-gutenberg .entry-footer,
.genesis-gutenberg #comments,
.genesis-gutenberg #respond {
max-width:60%;
width: 60%;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
float: none;
}