• Hey there!

    I created a Text Widget for the first section of my site, with some animated tiles inside. I would like them to be less separated from their title and from the bottom section.

    http://www.bistec.com.br/novo/

    It seems there is a padding I can move, but once changed, it changes all sections together. Can I change the space in this section only? Is this animation CSS adding this huge space? (i looked for it, specially on the grid class, but couldn’t make it good)

    Thanks!

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  • Hello,

    You can target only that row by its ID. In this case the ID is #pg-58-0. So you would do something like this:

    #pg-58-0 .panel-grid-cell section {
       padding: yourpadding;
    }

    The grid class isn’t part of the theme. And the big padding comes because you’re using two sections in that widget, I don’t really understand why. It seems you’re using a services section just for the title.

    Some more info about a simple way to find IDs: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools

    Thread Starter Rodrigo Gomes

    (@konoma)

    Interesting. It didn’t work though. The CSS animation in that section also uses the tag services. I’ll try changing that and see what happens.

    It didn’t work because you’ve set the horizontal padding to 0, not the vertical one 🙂 80px is the vertical one (both top and bottom).
    And I see it’s better now because you made grid a div instead of a section so now the theme doesn’t apply padding to it anymore.

    Thread Starter Rodrigo Gomes

    (@konoma)

    Yes, and I was typing the answer right now haha
    I’ve mistaken the padding code.

    It’s better now. I think I’ll let it like this, but there’s another thing:
    the title “Softwares de Gestão” does not get smaller in smaller screens.

    I couldn’t edit the title in the PageBuider (strangely, nor in the Editor). So I copied the following code from the call-to-action section of my site INSIDE the text widget, changing the title name only:

    <section id="call-to-action" class="action-area">
    <h3 class="widget-title"><span class="wow bounce">Softwares de Gestão</span></h3>
    </section>

    Somehow, it doesn’t behave the same as the actual call-to-action section. Can you figure this out too?

    Thanks again for your support, it’s helping me A-L-O-T!

    I don’t get it, you can’t set a title for that text widget?

    Thread Starter Rodrigo Gomes

    (@konoma)

    Sorry vladff, I’m complicating things a lil bit.
    Please, look again at my site.

    I entered a title for the text widget in the first section (“Softwares de Gestão”), but it does not bounce like the Moesia FP widgets titles. (maybe because it’s not actually a section, am I right?)

    How can I edit this part only, so that it functions like the other titles?
    Even using the chrome DevTools, I couldn’t make it…

    I see. You could probably do it with a bit of jQuery.

    jQuery(function($) {
    $( "#pgc-58-0-0 .widget-title" ).wrapInner( "<span class='wow bounce animated'></span>");
    });

    Add it to this plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/custom-javascript-editor/ or whatever else method you prefer.

    Thread Starter Rodrigo Gomes

    (@konoma)

    It bounces with jquery. But there’s only one thing left. To be like the call-to-action section of my site, I need the title to shrink responsively.

    I tried media queries, but it seems i’m helpless with them D:
    Can you help me in this too, vladff?

    Is this wrong?

    @media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {
      #pgc-58-0-0 .widget-title {
        font-size: 25px;
      }
    }
    @media only screen and (max-width: 499px) {
      #pgc-58-0-0 .widget-title {
        font-size: 10px;
      }
    }

    (the size number here was test-only, but anyway I saw no change)

    And thank you for all your support until now.

    You don’t really need that code. You need to go to the main style.css, search for 56px !important and remove !important. It will also be removed in the next version of the theme. After you do that it will behave like the rest of the titles. And if you still want it you can add your own custom font sizes after that.

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