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Thank you. How can the table background colour be changed to white and the border be changed to #ccc9bc (without changing the site wide default theme colours)?
Also, for tablet and mobile, the table currently changes to one column. Is it possible to retain the squarish shape of each cell and to have more than one column on tablet and mobile?
Additional note:
1 – On mobile, for example, the first and second line of content text run to the right of the icon, while the third line of content text runs underneath the icon. How can all lines be set to line up evenly to the right of the icon always?
Thank you! The Advanced Styling panel worked perfectly. The column looks off centre, with the first two columns jammed up on the left and the third column far over on the right. What’s an easy solution that looks correct on desktop, tabloid and mobile? Can the second column be nudged to the right a bit only when it’s not displayed full width?
Thank you!
1 – I’m looking for vertically centred icon to content text. Changing to ‘display icon above title’ horizontally centres them instead.
2 – The Styling > Font Sizes panel has two font sizing options: title text and content text. There is no icon size option.
3 – Great info, thanks.
Thank you, unfortunately this is not a solution because it changes all ol text hyperlinks. So, the ol hyperlinks on a white background need to be a different colour than these ol text links that are on a dark background.
Thank you, the problem is that the ol already has a class specified, “class=”has-white-color has-text-color has-background has-link-color has-medium-font-size”. Adding a second class creates an error. Deleting the default class while adding the new class also creates the same error: This block contains unexpected or invalid content.
This is not a good solution because it changes all post text hyperlinks. So, the post hyperlinks on a white background need to be a different colour than these text links that are on a dark background.
Thank you, success achieved. The Market plugin failed to update the theme, however, immediately after displaying its error message, Enfold itself displayed the red notification icon and now recognized the available update. Update successful then through Enfold.
