• Resolved N3CR0

    (@n3cr0)


    Hello!

    I’m having a problem which is most likely related to my theme (flatsome). I’m trying to create a form with 2 columns, but they’re not ending up parallel to each other: the 2nd column just shows below the 1st one, just like it was a row, just like this: https://imgur.com/a/6wVf2NF
    How could I debug this?

    Thanks in advance!

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  • Plugin Author Aurovrata Venet

    (@aurovrata)

    yes, this is happening due to your theme using !immportant declaration in its css styling,

    
    //from flatstone.css
    .row > div:not(.col):not([class^="col-"]) {
        width: 100% !important;
    }
    

    which is not a recommended practice.

    How could I debug this?

    well there isn’t anyway to solve this. You can remove the !important declaration from your theme css, but that will hinder your theme udpate.

    I would raise this issue with the theme developer and ask them to fix this.

    If they are not very cooperative, then I would simply use a better designed theme.

    Thread Starter N3CR0

    (@n3cr0)

    Hello!

    For the time being, I removed the !important declaration, and worked beautifully. I was already considering changing themes, as this one is clunky and somewhat slow (can’t understand why is it a top seller theme).

    Nevertheless, thank you very much for your help, and your excellent plugin, and all the best to you.

    Plugin Author Aurovrata Venet

    (@aurovrata)

    sure, you’re welcome. I use Divi from elegant themes dot com for paid projects (its flexible enough to create a wide range of look & feel), and the excellent WP free themes (the one that come bundled with WordPress installations) for pro-bono work.

    happy coding!

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