Candice Bloom
@candy935.bsky.social
Always excited to meet new people and share sweet moments 🍬✨
A candy lover at heart spreading positivity and making connections wherever I go 😊
A candy lover at heart spreading positivity and making connections wherever I go 😊
Oooops. Would you mind if I tell you this in detail in the dms?
January 1, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Oooops. Would you mind if I tell you this in detail in the dms?
Column or Section Settings:
- Make sure the section containing your buttons uses Equal Height Columns or a similar setting to ensure uniformity.
Use the Element Inspector (right-click > Inspect in your browser) to see if varying styles are applied to different buttons.
- Make sure the section containing your buttons uses Equal Height Columns or a similar setting to ensure uniformity.
Use the Element Inspector (right-click > Inspect in your browser) to see if varying styles are applied to different buttons.
January 1, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Column or Section Settings:
- Make sure the section containing your buttons uses Equal Height Columns or a similar setting to ensure uniformity.
Use the Element Inspector (right-click > Inspect in your browser) to see if varying styles are applied to different buttons.
- Make sure the section containing your buttons uses Equal Height Columns or a similar setting to ensure uniformity.
Use the Element Inspector (right-click > Inspect in your browser) to see if varying styles are applied to different buttons.
Check for Theme Overrides:
- Go to Customizer > Additional CSS, and check for any global button styles interfering. If you find any override them in Elementor or with custom CSS.
- Go to Customizer > Additional CSS, and check for any global button styles interfering. If you find any override them in Elementor or with custom CSS.
January 1, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Check for Theme Overrides:
- Go to Customizer > Additional CSS, and check for any global button styles interfering. If you find any override them in Elementor or with custom CSS.
- Go to Customizer > Additional CSS, and check for any global button styles interfering. If you find any override them in Elementor or with custom CSS.
Ensure Consistent Padding:
- Under Style > Padding, make sure all buttons have the same padding values (e.g., 10px 20px).
Use a Uniform Button Style:
- Elementor has a Global Widgets or Duplicate Style option. Apply the same styling to all buttons.
- Under Style > Padding, make sure all buttons have the same padding values (e.g., 10px 20px).
Use a Uniform Button Style:
- Elementor has a Global Widgets or Duplicate Style option. Apply the same styling to all buttons.
January 1, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Ensure Consistent Padding:
- Under Style > Padding, make sure all buttons have the same padding values (e.g., 10px 20px).
Use a Uniform Button Style:
- Elementor has a Global Widgets or Duplicate Style option. Apply the same styling to all buttons.
- Under Style > Padding, make sure all buttons have the same padding values (e.g., 10px 20px).
Use a Uniform Button Style:
- Elementor has a Global Widgets or Duplicate Style option. Apply the same styling to all buttons.
Set a Fixed Button Width:
- Select all the buttons in Elementor.
- Go to Advanced > Custom CSS and add:
css
width: 300px; /* Adjust to your desired size */
- Select all the buttons in Elementor.
- Go to Advanced > Custom CSS and add:
css
width: 300px; /* Adjust to your desired size */
January 1, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Set a Fixed Button Width:
- Select all the buttons in Elementor.
- Go to Advanced > Custom CSS and add:
css
width: 300px; /* Adjust to your desired size */
- Select all the buttons in Elementor.
- Go to Advanced > Custom CSS and add:
css
width: 300px; /* Adjust to your desired size */
It looks like you're trying to create a uniform layout for your links using Elementor in WordPress but the button sizes aren't consistent.
January 1, 2025 at 6:17 PM
It looks like you're trying to create a uniform layout for your links using Elementor in WordPress but the button sizes aren't consistent.