This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user has his CPT but his theme is rendering the sidebar on his CPT.
Solution:
Normally some theme would include a way to disable this on custom post types.
If your theme does not support this then I would recommend copying your single.php file and rename it to single-{cpt_slug}.php in order to allow that file to be used for your cpt and then remove the sidebar(); function from the code.
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Last updated by nickT-2 6 years ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hi,
I've created a new post type and for some reason a sidebar, probably the default sidebar (if there is one), is showing up and is overlapping the content. Screenshot attached.
I've tried looking for sidebar settings on the Custom Post Types but can't find anything. I don't seem to recall having this issue on my other custom post types.
Please can I check ... are there settings or maybe new settings I've missed for controlling what sidebars are showing on custom post types. I've double checked and it's definitely not coming from the content I have in the content template I'm using to control the post types layout & content.
Thanks
