Thank you that is great. The only issue is that when I look at it on mobile devices it still has the big padding. Is there a way of specifying different padding (we used top padding) per device?
Its the titles that are redirecting me to the top of the page. Not the icon. So what your showing me in the link you have provided for me is exactly what I have. But is there a way to stop it from being a link and make it just a standard title rather than it being a link?
It looks like Kris replied before you, but I didn’t see the initial reply – he used a percentage padding in the component, rather than a pixel based margin on the column.
I prefer the idea of a percentage (yet to try).
What I was trying to determine is that if I had two columns, and column A had two images in a carousel causing it to resize the height, then the containing row would increase in height too and I wanted the contents of column B to be vertically centered at all times.
Am I supposed to be adding a padding % until it looks right? I was expecting to simply tick ‘vertically centered’ and for it to then appear in the centre of the column.
Thank you for your reply, however, I’m not too happy about setting padding or margins on pixels, because for example the left column can have a range of images of various heights, so I want the 2nd column to become vertically centered based on the row height itself.
Is there no CSS rule to apply to the column to satisfy this?
Is there something more relative, rather than pixel margins/heights?
Okay – the article didn’t resolve the issue for me, but I did find a resolution and I added to the article…
Also check your /var/httpd/error_log, in my case I had
PHP Fatal error: Class ‘DOMDocument’ not found in /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/themes/tower/admin/inc/fields/codeless_import/parsers.php on line 61
