Tagged: footer, page, random, whitespace
Hello together,
I have set a separate page as a footer and it works like a charm.
There is only one weird appearance: on some pages there is quite some whitespace between a special heading and a text block within this footer and on others it isn’t, even though it is the same page being used.
How can I fix the random whitespace so every footer looks alike?
Best regards,
Marc
Hey Marc,
Thank you for using Enfold.
There’s a line break between the title and the content. Try to add this code on the Quick CSS field.
#footer-page br {
display: none;
}
Best regards,
Ismael
Perfect, works as supposed to.
Still, do you know why the same page inserts a line break on some pages and on others not?
Hi,
Maybe is the way the text is added, are you using word or somerhing like that?
Best regards,
Basilis
I checked it but I wrote plain text within the special heading element and the text block element of the Advanced Layout Editor. Additionally, if I would have entered a line break, it would show on every page.
After testing it thoroughly, I found out that the whitespace occurs on two occassions so far:
1. If you create a new and empty page, the whitespace appears. => Adding content to the body removes the whitespace.
2. If you use one of your templates for the single post style from Enfold Theme Options > Blog Layout > Single Post Style (e. g. Multi Author Blog), the whitespace appears. => Adapting a single post with the Advanced Layout Editor removes the whitespace.
Wouldn’t that be a bug then?
Hi,
Yes, it seems like a bug but I’m not sure what causes it. It’s probably related with how the builder precompiles the content but I can’t be sure. Please use the css modification for now.
Best regards,
Ismael
Is there any place I need to report this bug for future fixes?
Hi,
The issue is not happening on other installations so it’s probably because of a plugin or a combination of elements in your footer page. We’ll notify the dev team.
Best regards,
Ismael
Perfect, this ticket can then be closed now.