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Hi,
The website I'm developing locally has a boxed layout. The docker plugin is full width. I would like to align the docker with the boxed layout of my website, similar to the way the brand/search/notification/dropdown is aligned in the Echo template (Please see the Echo template and notice the way the elements of position-0 are aligned with the content. Contrast that with the way the Docker plugin is displayed as full-width. Please see this example from the EasySocial demo site). Normally, I would add css, as follows:
However, this doesn't work because the docker is missing a div tag to wrap/contain all of the elements.
Would you please tell me how I can use css to box the docker?
If this is not achievable, would you please consider wrapping the docker with another div tag so we can box the docker without having to create an override?
Thank you!
The website I'm developing locally has a boxed layout. The docker plugin is full width. I would like to align the docker with the boxed layout of my website, similar to the way the brand/search/notification/dropdown is aligned in the Echo template (Please see the Echo template and notice the way the elements of position-0 are aligned with the content. Contrast that with the way the Docker plugin is displayed as full-width. Please see this example from the EasySocial demo site). Normally, I would add css, as follows:
position:relative;
width: 100%;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
However, this doesn't work because the docker is missing a div tag to wrap/contain all of the elements.
Would you please tell me how I can use css to box the docker?
If this is not achievable, would you please consider wrapping the docker with another div tag so we can box the docker without having to create an override?
Thank you!
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