I think I figured this out. I’ve undercovered 2 different approaches. Adding in
Approach 1:
Edit the ‘archive-product.php’ in child theme
<?php
if ( has_term ( 'Category-Term', 'product_cat') ) {
// Edit the 'archive-product.php' to remove the sidebar
} else {
// Edit the 'archive-product.php' to remove the sidebar to do something else
}
?>
Approach 2 (this requires a bit more CSS editing)
Edit style.css in child theme
.term-Category-Term .content-page {width: 1170px !important;}
.term-Category-Term .sidebar {display: none;}
.term-Category-Term .col-md-push-3 {left: unset}
.term-Category-Term .col-md-9 {width: 100%;}
It looks like for the CSS approach, it’d have to be for every term so if the category you’re selecting has sub-categories, then those category terms need to be selected for ‘Category-Term’
If you folks on the support forum have a better approach, I’m open 🙂