Guest Posted September 5, 2022 Share Posted September 5, 2022 (edited) Hi, I was unable to find something about the uneven bottom space of text blocks and I'm surprised because it major consistency problem. In this example with screenshots attached: I create a text block that has 5 lines of text, it takes 4 rows + bleeds into the spacing so it includes a full row as bottom margin. Now I create a text block that has 3 lines of text, it takes 3 rows so the text height is 3 rows. This means the first block of text has 1 row as additional bottom spacing and the second has a random half row as bottom spacing. When you code a website it doesn't matter if the paragraph has 3 or 5 of text, you set an automatic bottom margin of N pixels and it'll be the exact same everywhere. And this is what I want, the same margin everywhere. Because if I have 2 sections with title + text + image as picture and one has a longer text then the spacing between the text and the image is different between the sections. Since it looks like it's based on this grid system I was unable to change that with CSS. Maybe by targeting a specific block ID but that would be a freaking ton of work to do it for dozens of blocks on several pages which would break if I need delete and recreate that block or something. It looks like I'm hitting that 768px breakpoint which I saw online creates spacing issues between desktop size and mobile so maybe there is something there, I don't know. I have the basic subscription. Thank you for your help Edited September 5, 2022 by eddyg Link to comment
qosmic Posted September 7, 2022 Share Posted September 7, 2022 Yeah, this is a major issue for a lot of sites right now. .techCRM | Email Marketing | eCommerce | Accounting Systems | Data Migration | Automation | App IntegrationsOur Mission - Contact Link to comment
TDBJ Posted December 7, 2022 Share Posted December 7, 2022 Yes! I keep running into this issue. Spacing multiple text blocks, in my case a list of features, creates uneven spacing between the text blocks. It's maddening. Link to comment
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