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Aligning text and image in columns for different screen sizes
8 replies · Started by Johanna on October 7, 2020
Hello!
I'm having some trouble with our customer page. I use columns (x3) where i've added images, a text paragrapgh and a button. However,the elements are not aligned when viewing the page on different screen sizes.
For example, when viewing the page on my macbook screen, it looks all fine, but when viewing the page on my big screen (1920x1080) it's not aligned anymore.
I've tried to add space between the elements so that it would even out, but it hasn't really worked, maybe i haven't just added enough space? or is there some other clever workaround for this?
Thanks for getting back to me!
I added the custom CSS:
.gb-same-height>.gb-grid-column>.gb-container>.gb-inside-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
height: 100%;
}
.gb-same-height>.gb-grid-column>.gb-container>.gb-inside-container>*:last-child {
margin-top: auto;
}and then added the "gb-same-height" in the advanced classes, but it didn't work.
It can be so that i added the CSS Class to the wrong element? (see image: the icon marked in black is where i added the class)
or there is something else that's wrong?
aaah it is working but the button isn't the last element. Can you remove the Space Block from below the button?
If you want to add some vertical space between rows then select the Grid Container and add some Vertical Gap.
Hi again,
I did as you said, i removed the space block underneath the button, so that the last element is the button.It's still not aligned.
Then i added the vertical gap to 100px, it added the gap in the bottom of the grid only (and not between the elements).
I wonder if i've built the grid wrong somehow?
I assume i've built it 3x1 grid, and i have just been filling up each square with a lot of content instead of having separe squares for each "package of element". It should actually be 3x5.
Could that be the problem here?
should it be:
Container
-container
-grid
--elements
+
-container
-grid
--elements
+
-container
-grid
--elements
.
. (x5)
meaning that there should be 5 grids, one grid for "each row", since "grids" is treated more like columns rather than a grid in this case?
don't know if this makes sense to you.
Looks like you changed the structure - i am now seeing 3 columns with all your content stacked inside them. Each grid column needs to contain only the one 'card' content
yes, that's probably it.
I will remake it.
thanks for the support!
Let us know !
