joe187

After looking at this more I finally sorted it out.

Add the following to your additional CSS

.route-widget.desktop-align-undefined {
    justify-content: center;
}

and if you want to change the mobile layout

.route-widget.mobile-align-undefined {
    justify-content: center;
}

This business model at first glance seems great, however Routes support for merchants is without a doubt atrocious. Concerning if the same level carries over to the customer side of things.

@realpetchicken

<div class="route-widget mobile-align-undefined desktop-align-undefined">

needs change to

<div class="route-widget mobile-align-center desktop-align-center">

however I’m stuck like you beyond that, as any CSS changes I’ve tried do not work.

Really, going off level of support this service just feels like its going to provide more issues with customers than help solve.

Ben,

Thank you for your reply. I found am actually able to edit the template files and those templates are being sent just fine. The error is showing on the main screen, and caused some confusion.

Please see screenshot below.

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Test emails through Kadence go though as well, just so as long as you have a template file loaded and not on the main screen.