Hi!
First of all, thanks for making our work easier with your awesome plugins.
I’ve really appreciated the new “mobile padding” setting, however since I’ve update to PB 2.4.23 all my websites just ignore the padding/mobile padding settings.
I’ve managed to temporarily solve the issue by copying the padding setting to the row Attribute CSS Style: it’s a bit annoying, but at least it works!
My setup:
WP latest (4.7.2)
Custom theme based on _s (which just has some minimum styling for header & footer)
Widget Bundle
YOAST SEO
ACF PRO
CPT UI
Shield
and that’s it
Hi Frafor,
This should be resolved in the latest update for SiteOrigin Page Builder, 2.4.24. Can you please try updating to that version to see if that helps?
Hi Alex, thanks for the reply!
It seems to work better now for rows. However, if I have a widget in a row and I apply a padding to the widget, then the widget padding is still being ignored. No problem if I copy the padding setting to the widget CSS though.
I’m sure you’ll fix this on the next release. Waiting for it!
Hi Frafor,
I can’t seem to replicate that issue. Do you have a public URL where we can take a look at what’s going on?
Hi Alex!
For now I cannot provide the link as we’re working on the page and it may change. However I managed to get a screenshot from our layout, you can find it here
http://imgur.com/a/0AYxa
We have a custom padding on the Headline widget, and another custom padding in the Button widget.
I investigated further and this is what’s happening: the Button widget padding boxes generates rules with the same selectors, so there are two CSS inline rules with identical selectors:
This rule is generated by the Headline widget padding boxes
#panel-2-5-1-0 > .panel-widget-style {
padding: 90px 25px 125px 25px;
}
This rule is generated by the Button widget padding boxes
#panel-2-5-1-0 > .panel-widget-style {
padding: 0 0 20px 0;
}
The Button widget rules come after the others in the inline CSS, so the Headline rules are being overwritten by the browser.
The Widget’s Custom CSS box instead generates more specific widget-tied rules, and that’s why it always works.
A solution would be to generate more specific rules from the widget padding setting too.
I hope that what I wrote it’s clear. :-)
Hi Frafor,
Okay, I’ve been able to replicate this issue. This will be fixed in the next update. Sorry about this!
No problem Alex, I’m happy to contribute somehow, as this plugin and your work help me every day :)