jesperangsgarden

Thanks for the reply @satoristudio! I’ll look into that right away!

//Jesper

I have the same problem

I’ve tried adding the following code in two places with no effect on either location:
1. Blocks preset -> justified block (what I use) -> custom css
2. Galleries -> my one test gallery so far -> gallery block -> custom css

.pgc-rev-lb-b-header,
.pgc-rev-lb-b-show,
.pgc-rev-lb-b-info-wrap,
.pgc-rev-lb-b-item-title {
overflow: visible;
overflow-wrap: break-word;
white-space:normal;
}

I notice since text-overflow is set to ellipsis, and I can see the triple dots… clearly it recognises that the text has reached the end of it’s container

Thanks for your quick reply. I get that it can’t pull multiple data sources, that is not an issue. But I can’t really get my head around why the text doesn’t go to a new line when it’s longer, even if I understand that is not the intended use.
I’m trying to get it to do what I want by adding to the custom css panel but I can’t seem to find the right class to add the behaviour to:

.pgc-rev-lb-b-info-wrap {
overflow-wrap: break-word;
}

any advice?

Scrapping the footer content and rebuilding it from scratch in a single widget solved this issue.

Satoristudio guided me me and offered solutions to the problem untill I got it working.
Thanks for great support.

Well that sounded just great.
I did what you said and changed the layout according to your reccomendation but no luck.
it still won’t do what I want it to:
at least it collapses nicely

Hello, thanks for responding ??
You have suggested the solution that I wish would suffice. It’s what I want to do.
But doing it that way only places the layout builder in the first footer column.
I can’t figure out why and my forhead is beginning to feel as desky as my desk is beginning to feel forheady.
check out this screenshot: footer_issue.PNG