darsonkeiran

Thanks for the response George. From what I can see, the objects I am looking at are using code from the basic WP objects. These are not objects from the theme or plugin set, they are just normal WP objects. “Text block” and “button” as far as I have seen appear to be part of WP, not WPBakery. I understand that I am using a theme and a plugin, but there is nothing within the theme that I can see that addresses this styling.

I was hoping that there would be someone here who could take a look at the actual page and the actual objects and see if they could see anything. These objects are both native WP objects and are not part of either the theme or the plugin.

I am past the support period for these themes at this time, so I don’t have a support option from either of them, nor do I have any reason to believe that that the styling issue that is visible on the page has anything to do with either of them. In fact, I can’t find any single attribute that would make the text different from the first column to the subsequent columns. If I could see what it was that was making them different, then I could chase it down in the CSS at least. As it is, I can’t find any difference in the objects when looking through the code or the render code, only in the way it looks when displayed.

They are totally identical as far as I can see in the code, but they do not display the same.

If you maybe had a moment to take a look, it might shed some light on the nature of the problem.