Macey

I want my newsletter form to be aligned left on desktop and centered on mobile.  I have tried several codes, but nothing seems to work. I have used custom CSS to make this newsletter form and I believe it is preventing the code i've tried from solving this issue. 

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, as this is the last thing I have to complete before I can publish the website. 

https://www.gildedageantiques.com/

ps: Williamsworld

I have created a scrolling carousel section on my home page, but on the mobile view there is excessive spacing/padding between the images. Is there any custom code to correct this? 

For reference, here are images of the mobile view and the desktop view.  

https://www.gildedageantiques.com/new-page

ps: Williamsworld

I got it to work with the following code: 

/*about folder spacing mobile*/
@media only screen and (max-width:767px) { 
section[data-section-id="666dc05ed8a83f1b6ee1b65a"] {
    padding-top: 43px !important;
}
}

As always, thanks for your help @tuanphan!

14 hours ago, tuanphan said:

Use this code to Custom CSS box

section[data-section-id="666dc05ed8a83f1b6ee1b65a"] {
    padding-top: 20px !important;
}

 

This works for the issue, but this code effects the spacing on desktop too. Is there a way to only target the section on mobile?

HELP! I cannot (for the life of me) figure this out... 

I have used CSS to create a custom mobile menu/navigation. But, I am having issues with the first folder titled "about." For some reason, there is a large amount of spacing separating the sub-folder categories from the "back" button. This problem is only occurring within this singular sub-folder, none of the others. 

I've attached photos of the issue and photos of what it should look like to match the other sub-folders. 

I can't find a solution to this anywhere, so any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!!

https://www.gildedageantiques.com/

ps: Williamsworld

@Lesum That worked! Thank you!

Having the same issue. Depending on the desktop screen size, my navigation breaks into two lines. I tried using this code: 

nav.header-nav-list {
    flex-wrap: nowrap !important;
}

And while that did force the navigation to stay on one line, the entire header becomes off centered (shifting towards the right)  when the browser size is narrowed. Any recommendations for fixing this?

Website: https://www.gildedageantiques.com

Password: Williamsworld

Thanks in advance!

Just added a cookie banner to my company's website. I am satisfied with the format on desktop. But, I would like for the "ACCEPT" button to be centered and span across the entire banner on mobile. All of the custom css I've tried doesn't seem to work. I've attached a screenshot of the issue on my site and a reference photo of what I'm trying to achieve. Thanks in advance!

Website: https://www.gildedageantiques.com

Password: Williamsworld