Hi,
1) I did a search and found the below custom CSS to remove the spaces in page builder. It removed the space underneath the slider but the other spaces still show up on the page.
.panel-grid-cell { margin-top: 0px !important; margin-bottom: 0px !important; } #main { padding-top: 0px !important; padding-bottom: 0px !important; }
2) I would like the text size of my content body to be bigger in certain areas. Please see area below slider banner. It’s set in two columns and the left column reading “BIG TEXT HERE” I would like to be very large. I installed the visual editor plugin to change it in html but it did not work.
3) Just realized that I cannot find where to change the search icon color. Its currently grey and changes to yellow. The yellow seems to be tied to the hover color but how do I change the main color?
Hi Rachael
1. Page Builder margins can be adjusted from Settings > Page Builder. The bottom margin bug has been fixed. However adjusting the padding on the #main div as you did, leave that in your Custom CSS as that’s not part of Page Builder and rather rendered from the theme’s stylsheet.
2. You could adjust that text size in the Visual Editor widget by changing it from a paragraph to a heading tag, h1, h2, h3 etc. Or you could assign the paragraph a class like:
And then control that class from Appearance > Custom CSS:
3. Under Appearance >Theme Settings > Menu you can set the Search Icon Background, Search Input Color and Search Input Text but unfortunately not the icon color itself.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks so much for your reply. I was able to do everything except for removing the spaces in page builder. I see the margin bottom default is 35px. When I change it and click save it does not save and goes back to 35px. Is there another place to fix it or some kind of update I need?
Regards,
Rachael
Thanks for reporting back. I see that bug does look persistent. We’ll look into it ASAP. I do have a child theme that can resolve this. You can download it here: https://siteorigin.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/vantage-child-set-pb-bottom-margin.zip and install via Appearance > Themes > Add New: Upload Theme. Once installed you can edit functions.php via Appearance > Editor, you’ll see an integer in there with the bottom margin setting.
All Customizer settings will be lost when you activate a child theme. Best to test the child theme out first. If it works for you then open your parent theme’s Customizer in one tab and activate the child theme in another, that way you can manually copy settings across. Menu assignments also need to be re-saved.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the fix. I’m a little confused as to how to test it though… Also, there is no Editor under Appearance. I’ve worked with WordPress before and yes it’s usually under Appearance. Do you know why its not showing up?
Are you working in a multi-site WordPress installation? That could be the reason. In that case you’d need to go into your overall admin and then access the Editor there.
Alternatively you’d need to edit functions.php in the child theme by downloading it via FTP to your desktop, editing there and re-uploading.
Hi Andrew,
I’ve decided to switch up the color scheme so I won’t have to worry about having a color for each section (and having spaces). I also don’t have a multi-site. I googled it and it could be a bunch of things so have to look into it more.
If I can’t get it to show up can’t I just edit it through the ftp files?
Thanks,
Rachael
Either FTP or you can use your hosting providers file manager. You just need to grab the child theme’s functions.php file and edit the integer we discussed earlier.