Hi, Rikard.

Thank you very much for your reply.
Unfortunately, this code does not lead to a satisfactory result.

Is there a way to only define the inner distances of a row and to leave the outer margins/paddings at 0 Pixels (also on other views, e.g. of mobile devices with fewer elements in a row)?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards, fkm

Hey Ismael,

thank you very much for your reply/help.

I just switched the code to create the gap to:
.grid-entry .inner-entry {
margin-right: 20px;
}

Same effect (and same issue).
Next I tried to find a solution by trying out different things using the instructions (following the links you gave me).
Something happened too, but not exactly what I wanted to achieve.
In all honesty, I’m not familiar with programming languages.
Naively, I thought that there was a simple code for it that I just had to insert into the Quickk CSS field.

Best regards, fkm

Hi Yigit,

this code works very well for viewing on desktop/tablet – so far, many thanks.
Still both the text and the buttons are centered viewing on smartphones.
Please let me know how to match it.

In addition please let me know if it´s possible (without major effort) to implimate a colored overlay behind the cookie box as a background for the whole screen which disappears when the box is clicked away.

Thanks again in advance.

Best regrads, fkm

Hey Rikard,

works great for the big screen – thank you very much!

Still the text is centered on mobile devices (smartphone).
Please let me know how to change it into a left aligned as well.
Also I´d like to move the buttons to the left (nor centered) and increase the space above and below them.

Thank you very much for your help in advance.

Best regards, fkm

Hi, Rikard.

You can close the topic – mission: complete.

Thank you very much.

Best regards, FKM

Hi, Rikard.

Thank you very much for your reply and sorry for my late one (I have been on vacation).

Unfortunatelly the code you gave me doesn´t work for my website.

Best regards, FKM

Hi, Victoria.

Done (I guess) – thank you very much for your immediate reply.

Best regards,

FKM

Hey, Basilis.

Alright, I get it – thank you very much for the immediate reply and the information.

Best regards,

FKM

Hi, Mike,

on point – thank you so much.

Is there a simple way to move the text of the openend and closed toggles a lil bit more to the left to bring it closer to the icons (+/–)?

Thanks in advance and best regards,
FKM

Hi, Mike.

First of all: it does help, it works – awesome!
Thank you so much. :)

And also thank you very much for your instruction about deleting and uploading of the theme.

To be honest, I´m not sure if I have custom coding in my child theme shortcodes.js.
But I will find out and if applicable I will find out if I really need it or not.

Thanks again: Great WP theme. Great support.

Best regards, FKM

Hi,

thank you very much for your reply and please excuse my late answer.

I asked a versed fried of mine (the same who created the child theme for me then) to update the file with a “fresh copy” like Victoria advised me.
Unfortunately the issue with the double content at the ajax portfolio preview was not solved with this.

So the next step/try is to delete the previous theme from FTP and upload again like Basilis told me to do?

Best regards, FKM

Hi, Victoria.

Thank you very much for your reply.

Best regards, FKM

Hi, Mike.
Thank you very much for your reply.

Please “click” on each item under “insights” (“Einblicke”) to open the content (ajax portfolio preview).
Then please scroll down and you´ll see the images and the text has doubled.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards, FKM

Hi, Nikko.

Thank you so much for your reply.

With this css code the ajax controlls move to the left border – so we´re on the right way, just the wrong direction :)
I´d like to move it to the upper border (please see the link attached).
And would also like to leave it as it is for mobile devices (smartphones).

Thx in advance.

Best regards, FKM

I forgot:
Just for bigger screens and unchanged at mobile devices like smartphones.

Thank you.