[Resolved] Problem with space between containers.

[Raul]

Hi!

Even if you change the settings in the addon, still it is happening.
Not only in mansory, also in columns or listed.

Sample: http://pre.thermorecetascocina.es/navidad/

[Jamal]

Try this css

.masonry-post .inside-article{
    margin: 0px;
}

[Raul]

Works partialy, with
.masonry-post .inside-article{
margin: 15px;
}

Looks nice, but It’s strange not work with addon…

Let’s see if Tom has any ideas to try.

Thank you!!!

[Jamal]

You seem to have changed some other things i dont know what exactly. Removing that css completely should work for you now i think.

Tom will fix it for you if that doesnt work. Sorry couldnt been of more help.

[Raul]

Located the cause, the plugin Easy Recipe Plus, apparently overrides the CSS.

What I can do?

Thank you!

[Tom]

So when you disable Easy Recipe Plus, there’s spacing below the masonry items again?

[Raul]

Yes, works fine

[Raul]

I have tried to locate all css in Easy Recipe plugin, but there is nothing … must be some function.

I will temporarily use the CSS that put Jamal, the Easy Recipe is essential in my case.

Regards!

[Jamal]

Some more info that can be helpful to locate the problem:

Reducing body line-height or font size brings back the space below the masonary blocks with no need to add custom margin.

[Tom]

You might just have to use that CSS for masonry to be compatible with the plugin. I’m not sure what they’re doing but something in their code is throwing off masonry’s calculations.

[Raul]

Does not work, I see clear it is that is not a css 🙁

Thanks

[Raul]

Tom
You might just have to use that CSS for masonry to be compatible with the plugin. I’m not sure what they’re doing but something in their code is throwing off masonry’s calculations.

I see you also have to apply the CSS to other elements, such as a post comments and to separate widgets.

I’ve adjust in this way.

Thank you!

[Tom]

Your site looks great! 🙂

[Author]

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