> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ova-themes.gitbook.io/remons/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ova-themes.gitbook.io/remons/basic/layout.md).

# Layout

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## 1. Container:&#x20;

**Container** setting controls the width and structure of the content area on your website

## 2. Layout Drop-down: &#x20;

This feature allows you to set the position of sidebar for all pages except Blog Pages and Shop Pages

### 2.1 Set layout ( the position of sidebar ) for all pages

Suppose that you want to set "right sidebar" option for all pages

Step 1: Go to Appearance >> Customize >> Layout: select right sidebar

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Step 2: Choose "right sidebar" option for blog pages and shop pages:&#x20;

* Go to: Appearance >> Customize >> Blog >> Archive >> Layout Drop-down: Select "Right Sidebar"
* Go to Appearance >> Customize >> Blog >> Single >> Layout Drop-down: Select "Right Sidebar"
* Go to Appearance >> Customize >> WooCommerce >> Product Catalog >> Layout Drop-down: Select "Right Sidebar"
* Go to Appearance >> Customize >> WooCommerce >> Product Detail >> Layout Drop-down: Select "Right Sidebar"

Step 3: Go to: Pages >> All Pages >> Edit Pages

* &#x20;Set default template for pages

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* Move on:  General setting >> Main Layout tab : choose global option ( **Please, note**: To display General Setting Area, you have to install and active CMB2 plugin.  )

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### 2.2 Set layout ( the position of sidebar ) for  a Page

Step 1: Go to: Pages >> All Pages >> Choose a page to edit

Step 2: In template tab in the right site: choose "Default template"

Step 3: Move on: General Setting >> Main Layout: select one of below options:&#x20;

* Global: Use the layout setting in Appearance >> Customize >> Layout >> Layout drop-down
* No Sidebar, Right Sidebar, Left Sidebar: If you choose one of these options, the setting for layout drop-down in Appearance >> Customize >> Layout won't affect the page.&#x20;

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### 3. Wide Site Drop-down

This feature allows you set width for all pages:  select "Wide" if you want to have a full page layout or "boxed" if you want to a boxed page layout.&#x20;

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### 3.1 Set "Wide Site" for all pages

Suppose that you want to choose "wide" option for all pages:&#x20;

Step 1: Go to Appearance >> Customize >> Layout >> Wide Site: choose wide

Step 2: Go to Pages >> All Pages >> Edit Pages

* With template tab in right side, choose default template and Elementor Full Width

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* Move on General setting >> Wide Site: Global. ***Please, note***:  To display General Setting Area, you have to install and active CMB2 plugin.&#x20;

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### 3.2 Set Wide Site for a Page

Step 1: Go to Pages >> All Pages >> Chose a page to edit:&#x20;

Step 2: With template tab in right side, choose default template and Elementor Full Width

Step 3:  Move on General setting >> Wide Site: Choose of below options:&#x20;

* Wide: If you like to have a full-width page
* Boxed: if you want to a boxed page layout


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