I am using the 3rd party plug-in Download-Monitor to list a series of documents. That is working OK except for when it is displayed using SiteOrigin Editor the numbers appear with a line break between them and the text following. The problem does not exist when I use the standard WP editor.
It applies in all themes I have tried it on.
Problem: http://haverhilluk.com/htcwp/documents/
What it should look like: http://haverhilluk.com/htcwp/test-numbering/
I have been in conversation with the Download-Monitor people who have been very helpful but they now declare, after some testing between us, that the problem is with the way the SiteOrigin Editor is displaying the lists. I have tried being clever with CSS code but my knowledge of that is near to zero so anything you can do to help I would appreciate.
Thanks – John
Hi John
Thanks for the wait.
You can try to fix/change this with some custom CSS. If you navigate to AppearanceCustom CSS, you’ll get our custom CSS editor. Just add the following code.
You might also need to install the SiteOrigin CSS Editor.
You sir are a star! That fixed it.
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Thanks – John
Super, really glad to hear that helped.
We really appreciate your support, glad to hear you’ve been making good use of our products.
Cheers for now :)
Andrew
One other question relating to this.
http://haverhilluk.com/htcwp/testdocs/ shows Download-Monitor in SiteEditor. Note the vertical spaces between list items.
http://haverhilluk.com/htcwp/documents/ shows same but in WordPress editor. No vertical spacing.
I tried editing your CSS code to set margins/padding to zero and even some code I found on Google to try to reduce that spacing down to no avail. Also used developer tools in Google to work out what to do but got totally confused.
Do you have any other CSS trick I can try out?
Thanks – John
You’d need to have a look at the SiteOrigin Editor widget and click over the Text tab. If this is a shortcode then I’m not quite sure what we can do. The problem isn’t CSS related, there is a
break tag within each of the links. That’s causing the space. Within the SiteOrigin Editor widget there is a checkbox bottom left to add paragraphs, you can try to disable that and see if it helps.
Once again you fixed it. Yes, it is a short-code but the paragraph checkbox fixed it by unticking. Must admit I missed that option as was checking the Widget Styles.
Thanks again.
John
Super :) Glad that helped.