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  • Thread Starter eafar1366

    (@eafar1366)

    solved

    AJ

    (@akwasiijunior)

    how did you solve this ?

    The way I did this is to add some CSS to each block, encasing your content in a div and using negative margins, i.e. “margin-top:-20px;” and “margin-bottom:-20px;”.

    It′s dirty, but it works.

    Plugin Author manuelmasia

    (@manuelmasia)

    Hi everyone,

    the best way should be to create your own stylesheet and change the margins of the columns so you can override the default styles:

    .pixgridder .column {
    margin-left: 3%;
    margin-bottom: 3%;
    }
    

    These are the default values (except for the 1st column in a row, which has margin-left:0).

    You can also define some CSS classes to define particular situation and assign the classes to the columns on the UI thanks to the icon </>

    Manuel ??

    Thanks Manuel. But do you mean to put those styles into a separate stylesheet, or the existing one that comes with the theme?

    Plugin Author manuelmasia

    (@manuelmasia)

    Wherever you prefer ?? You could also use something like https://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/ if you prefer

    Ok, thank you. I will check that out. ??

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