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Hi
I can’t get the rows to sit without the text content all overlapping….I’ve looked at every video/doc, but there is no tutorial for this.
Tried setting the padding etc.
I am using Modern Themes BLDR Pro with it.
URL: http://www.wedfoto.uk/?preview=true&preview_id=2511&preview_nonce=5234f9b5ff
Hi Richard
Hopefully you’ve made progress on this. If not, please, send a set of temporary login details so we can view the page concerned. I’ll send instructions in this regard now.
Thanks :)
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Thanks. Does that URL resolve for you? It doesn’t for me:
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Checking something else. Moment…
Thanks. In. Do you have an example page I can look at?
I am editing page Home v.2
Sweet I’m there: Private Snippet Where are you seeing an overlap? Sorry, I’m not seeing one.
It is on the page i created called TEST http://www.richfoto.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1706&action=edit
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Phew, ok, we’re there. Sorry it took so long to provide this feedback. Builder Pro has a section of CSS for Page Builder, this is one of the rules:
.so-panel { padding: 40px 0; text-align: center; width: 100%; max-width: 1240px; min-width: 855px; margin: 0 auto; overflow: hidden; }You can see that there is a min-width lists. If I strip out that rule the issue resolves.
Being that this is a premium theme and the issue is arising from the theme’s built in Page Builder CSS it would be awesome if you could now bounce this thread over to the developer’s support team. They’ll have a better idea why that rule is there and the best way to customise around it.
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Let me try clear that up a little.
Builder Pro is adding a series of CSS rules focussing on Page Builder. They must have a use case in mind for those rules. I haven’t made any changes to resolve because I don’t know what else it would change. Builder Pro is a premium theme, Page Builder is a free plugin. The styles in question are coming from Builder Pro. Now that we have the source of the problem isolated it would be best to chat to Builder Pro support about why the CSS rule I sent is there to begin with and how best to proceed.
Hope that makes more sense :)
Our message order is a bit wild. Hope it all makes sense.
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It would be sad to abandon Page Builder over this issue. I think you’d enjoy working with the plugin. We’ve also developed a Widgets Bundle that has loads to offer:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/so-widgets-bundle/
Do you run into a problem when contacting theme support or are you short on time?
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For anyone else reading I’m correcting a cell width issue in the theme Builder Pro with the following:
/* Page Builder */ .panel-grid-cell .so-panel { text-align: initial; width: initial; max-width: initial; min-width: initial; margin: initial; overflow: initial; }In this case the CSS was placed at Appearance > Edit CSS as the site is making use of Jetpack > Custom CSS. Any Custom CSS or child solution is 100% just remember not to edit the theme via Appearance > Editor.
I’m not sure if this will negatively impact the layout of other pages in this theme so just hit me up with problems as they arise.
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No, just the one I could access. Go to Appearance > Edit CSS to see my fix.
Appearance > Edit CSS is a Jetpack module. It’s a safe, update place to store little snippets of CSS. No further work is required there.
One moment, just confirming.
Cool here we go: Private Snippet. I had to go clear WP Super Cache.
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