This is very dependent on what kind of theme / layout you have. The ‘use container option’ adds extra HTML to the output which by default would render as a ‘block’ in constrast to anchors. So that’s the reason they would appear under each other.
There is the option ‘inline-block’ which is the third option to display (I suppose you found that option) . If that distorts the output of the button it’s probable that something in your site is causing this, but since I don’t have a link I can’t check that assumption.
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james
(@westbury84)
You can set the option to ‘float left’ and see what happens.
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james
(@westbury84)
I used the container since it works well with all mobile devices so it will be interesting to see what happens with the float
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james
(@westbury84)
Bas,
This is killing me. I have tried this on 3 different themes and the results are the same. Now using the container the spacing between the buttons and page on the text is screwed up
Actually on the site you mentioned it looks quite good… What is the problem there?
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james
(@westbury84)
Bas,
I found a resolution to the problem
What was the issue, westbury?
