This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:Stretched, full-width archives behave differently than stretched, full-width posts.
Solution: Add this to your Layouts CSS:
.post-type-archive #main > .ast-row {
margin-right: 0;
margin-left: 0;
}
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Last updated by Ian Henderson 6 years ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I have picked up what seems like a bug with Astra integration with Layouts. The display of the bootstrap container seems inconsistent between post and archive layouts. Please look at this test site I have created to display the error.
When viewing an archive layout hidden link on mobile/xs size, the padding at the side of the container collapses - but only on an archive layout, and not on a post layout. This is causing havoc on a production site because none of the row/column padding is presenting correctly.
This is achieved by selecting 'Full Width/Stretched/ as the option for 'Default Container' in the Astra layout settings, and then making the row as wide as the Bootstrap .container in the layout.
This is an absolutely standard installation of WordPress with Toolset plugins and Astra parent theme with Astra Pro options plugin. The issue can be replicated on any installation.
