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  • #595548

    Hey,

    I want the text to look something like on the image on certain pages. Equally justified on the left and right hand side.
    http://www.airlinestaffrates.com/lisbon/

    I guess is something that can be controlled via a code for Custom Style Css on that specific text block

    What code shall I do?

    Thanks
    Charlotte
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    #595557

    the text under Lisbon is in 6 different p tags so even if there is a justify rule this would have no effect !
    6 p tags in that little text. Do you have copy pasted it from another website?
    and you pasted it into the visual field of your text edit !

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    btw: the images on the end of this page:
    how do you embed those images to your enfold.
    the images are 980px wide so it is not enough.
    only a rule is set to them for max-width: 980px – but where does this come from? is it a plugin ?

    if you set

    .avia_textblock img {
        max-width: 100%;
        width: 100% !important;
    }

    but this is not the solution – this will change every img inside a textblock
    there has to be an inline definition:

    <img width="980" height="551" sizes="(max-width: 980px) 100vw, 980px" srcset="http://www. … etc pp

    #595559

    But I don´t want to change the width of the images!

    I just want to be able to set a rule to a specific text block so I can control the text width. Isn´t that possible?

    Charlotte

    #595561

    you only read the code and thats it?

    do you see what i wrote first !

    6 p tags do not allow a justify rule

    #595563

    if you set in this code:

    .avia_textblock > p {
        text-align: justify;
    }

    you see under your images the text in a block – but under Lisbon the text is a different thing

    #595565

    Sorry, I don´t understand what you mean!

    I clean up the text now so no more p.
    Added:

    avia_textblock > p {
    text-align: justify;
    }

    But there is no difference…
    I only want to control this text block. Isn´t there a code for that?

    #595571

    every block in an own p tag !

    #595573

    enough text in one p tage the justify rule can take effect !

    #595576

    look here – before the justify rule can have any effect on this text a p tag closes the one-sentense thing.

    those sentences which are long enough ends on the right side.

    these textblocks in one <p>…</p> tag are too short

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Guenni007.
    #595579

    but there are no p tags now when I look in the html text…

    #595584

    click on the last image – to zoom in – on the right side there you can see the html code with 6 p tags

    if you make that section smaller like:

    .page-id-18725 main .av_textblock_section:nth-child(4) {
        margin: 0 auto;
        width: 500px;
    }

    you will have :

    #595585

    btw. on wordpress everytime you press in a text-editor a return an auto p was set. (wpautop)
    you only have the choice to avoid that by pressing the shift key.

    #595588

    Ok, thanks. With the last code it worked!

    But now I have to add a unique code for every text block I want to change instead of adding a word to the custom style css on the element. It would have been much smoother if this was something I could set in the custom style css field + with a code referring to it in the Quick CSS

    Don´t you agree? Isn´t possible to do that? My question from the beginning..

    #595592

    if these text blocks are repeated every time you can give them a custom class.
    Do that and than we find that way you like. in the absence thereof i selected that special block by doing that trick.

    And we should then better take relativ width like 70% to stay responsive !

    something like this – so you have to set the custom class “blocksatz” and do:

    .blocksatz {
        margin: 0 auto;
        text-align: justify;
        width: 70%;
    }

    btw: very nice photos !!!

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Guenni007.
    #595603

    Thank you! :)

    #595610

    Hi!


    @guenni007
    Thank you for your help :)

    Cheers!
    Yigit

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