Hi,
Unfortunately, there's no simple option to enable/disable responsivness.
You have to edit Fest/layouts/responsive_css.php file and comment out or remove this code:
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// check the dependicies for the tablet.css file
if(get_option($tpl->name . "_shortcodes3_state", 'Y') == 'Y') {
wp_enqueue_style('gavern-tablet', gavern_file_uri('css/tablet.css'), array('gavern-shortcodes-template'), false, '(max-width: '. get_option($tpl->name . '_tablet_width', '800') . 'px)');
} elseif(get_option($tpl->name . "_shortcodes2_state", 'Y') == 'Y') {
wp_enqueue_style('gavern-tablet', gavern_file_uri('css/tablet.css'), array('gavern-shortcodes-elements'), false, '(max-width: '. get_option($tpl->name . '_tablet_width', '800') . 'px)');
} elseif(get_option($tpl->name . "_shortcodes1_state", 'Y') == 'Y') {
wp_enqueue_style('gavern-tablet', gavern_file_uri('css/tablet.css'), array('gavern-shortcodes-typography'), false, '(max-width: '. get_option($tpl->name . '_tablet_width', '800') . 'px)');
} else {
wp_enqueue_style('gavern-tablet', gavern_file_uri('css/tablet.css'), array('gavern-extensions'), false, '(max-width: '. get_option($tpl->name . '_tablet_width', '800') . 'px)');
}
// mobile.css is always loaded after the tablet.css file
wp_enqueue_style('gavern-mobile', gavern_file_uri('css/mobile.css'), array('gavern-tablet'), false, '(max-width: '. get_option($tpl->name . '_mobile_width', '800') . 'px)');
Then you have to add CSS with your constant width of the theme,
use Fest/css/override.css file for your own css rules (first enable this override option from Template Options -> Advanced tab) and add this code into css/override.css file:
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.gk-page {
width: 1200px!important;
}