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Adding blank space on mobile version of site

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Hello Community! New user to Squarespace, first forum post. Huzzah!

I'm using the flatiron 7.0 template and see that on mobile, the space between images within a gallery is much smaller, almost non-existent.

I'm hoping I can insert some custom CSS to address this.

I'm attaching a few screenshots.
Note the desktop version has some nice space between the images, but not on the mobile view.

Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated!

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Unfortunately spacer blocks aren't rendered on mobile.

Not sure if it's a different process for 7.0, but @tuanphan shared a code for 7.1 here:

 

If you share your URL we can check though

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Thank you for sharing that post.
Unfortunately it did not have an effect, but it was worth a shot 🙂

 

Here's the site, in case it helps. And thanks again!

http://theRealSamKirk.com

 

 

 

1 hour ago, CassAggett said:

Unfortunately spacer blocks aren't rendered on mobile.

Not sure if it's a different process for 7.0, but @tuanphan shared a code for 7.1 here:

 

If you share your URL we can check though

 

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Ah ok, so the reason it didn't work is because the space there isn't a spacer block but the margin at the bottom of the gallery item. Try this instead:

@media only screen and (max-width: 640px) {
  #project .gallery .gallery-item {
    margin-bottom: 25px;
  }
}

This will apply to the mobile view of all gallery items on your site. You can adjust the margin size by taking that number up or down - on desktop it's set to 50px.

If this helped you, please like or mark my solution as answer so others can scroll to it quickly 👆

Cass Aggett is a Squarespace website designer for go-getting women – no matter what stage of business.

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