The given link is just an example. I realised, that depending on which row-style I choose, that there are different default paddings at the beginning of the row and there is an extra padding for the first row after a fullscreen header.
Can you tell me when I'll have which padding? To me it looks like there are different paddings.
Hi! I know that option but there is some default padding on some rows.
E.g.
take a look at the page I linked above. I did not set the padding in
any of the rows (each row starts with one of the h3-headings).
Nevertheless there is a padding and this padding is what I'm talking
about. Depending on the style of the row (full content, full background
or container) the size of that padding seems to be different. Sometimes
there is even no padding. I think it depends on some other stuff, too,
like the type of the row before or if it's the first row or the first
row and there is a fullscreen header, but I don't really know.
E.g.
when I've got a container row behind a fullscreen header, there is a
padding. When I've got a container row behind a fullscreen content row,
there seems to be no padding.
I can find out the paddings by trying all posibilities I can imagine, but I thought it would be easier to just ask :)
//EDIT Just for a test I added a fullscreen content area at the beginning with a
parallax background. It looks like there is a general padding before
the first row. That made me think that there is a different padding at the beginning of the first row, even if all rows are container rows. But it's not, I'm sorry! :) So to me it looks like
70px default padding after a fullscreen header --> Is that wanted? Because with a fullwidth column as the first row, it looks weird.
35px margin after a container row
No margin/padding on fullscreen background or fullscreen content rows.
I can live with the last two points but would like to remove the first ;) I know the code for a custom CSS to remove it, but wanted to ask if this padding is wanted or not (and ask why! ;-P)
html .single-post.ascend .container-wrap.fullscreen-blog-header, html body.single-post.ascend[data-bg-header="true"] .container-wrap {
padding-top: 0!important;
}
It's kind of a bug - most people just have text without a BG image directly first in the blog after the header so that padding is needed - however I'll note to remove it if a row with a BG is used :)
The given link is just an example. I realised, that depending on which row-style I choose, that there are different default paddings at the beginning of the row and there is an extra padding for the first row after a fullscreen header.
Can you tell me when I'll have which padding? To me it looks like there are different paddings.
Hey!
Actually if you edit the row you will see the padding options in there.s
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Hi! I know that option but there is some default padding on some rows.
E.g. take a look at the page I linked above. I did not set the padding in any of the rows (each row starts with one of the h3-headings). Nevertheless there is a padding and this padding is what I'm talking about. Depending on the style of the row (full content, full background or container) the size of that padding seems to be different. Sometimes there is even no padding. I think it depends on some other stuff, too, like the type of the row before or if it's the first row or the first row and there is a fullscreen header, but I don't really know.
E.g. when I've got a container row behind a fullscreen header, there is a padding. When I've got a container row behind a fullscreen content row, there seems to be no padding.
I can find out the paddings by trying all posibilities I can imagine, but I thought it would be easier to just ask :)
//EDIT
Just for a test I added a fullscreen content area at the beginning with a parallax background. It looks like there is a general padding before the first row. That made me think that there is a different padding at the beginning of the first row, even if all rows are container rows. But it's not, I'm sorry! :) So to me it looks like
--> Is that wanted? Because with a fullwidth column as the first row, it looks weird.
I can live with the last two points but would like to remove the first ;) I know the code for a custom CSS to remove it, but wanted to ask if this padding is wanted or not (and ask why! ;-P)
Hey,
To sort the first:
html .single-post.ascend .container-wrap.fullscreen-blog-header, html body.single-post.ascend[data-bg-header="true"] .container-wrap { padding-top: 0!important; }Cheers
Thanks, that works for me! Just to know: Is it a bug and will it be fixed or is there a specific reason for this default padding at the beginning? :)
It's kind of a bug - most people just have text without a BG image directly first in the blog after the header so that padding is needed - however I'll note to remove it if a row with a BG is used :)