• beachmat

    (@beachmat)


    I’ve noticed an issue with the 2% lateral padding applied to content containers on viewports up to 1024px, which is that the padding is still needed up to viewports of about 1230px. Between those 2 screen widths, the content butts right up the edge of the viewport, which doesn’t look good.

    I can add a css rule to deal with it, but is there an existing selector I can use? The containers concerned don’t seem to have classes that differentiate them from their parent containers.

    Thanks

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter beachmat

    (@beachmat)

    Looks like I could maybe use .gb-container > .gb-container. Not sure if that’s always predictable though.

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    ying

    (@yingscarlett)

    Hi there,

    I’m not sure what you mean, I do not see padding issue on the page you linked. can you point me to the section in question?

    Thread Starter beachmat

    (@beachmat)

    Sorry, I had already applied a css fix. Try looking again, as I say, at a viewport between 1024 and about 1230px.

    ying

    (@yingscarlett)

    The common practice is to add paddings on all screen sizes, and adjust them for tablet and mobile.

    Please try this.

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