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Hello,
I have a few things I have been struggling with:
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Is there any way to make the call to action box shorter? On my landing page, the text fills up approximately 1/2 of it, and then there is just a bunch of empty space. I am wondering if there is a way to make it shorter so that the rest of the content can be seen on first load of the page.2.
I have been having inconsistent backgrounds. On the home page, some sections extend their background color all the way to the edge of the screen, while others leave a small space where you can see the overall page background image. How is this controlled?
On another page (about us), there is a strip of color above the page that I cannot figure out how to get rid of. It’s not in the page CSS as far as I can tell. The other pages don’t have it.3.
How do I use a custom font? I loaded Cambria into my install, and certain parts of the website (call to action) can use it, while others don’t seem to be able to do so.Appreciate any help you can provide.
Hi Sam-
Thanks for reaching out, we’re happy to help! I’ll take your questions one-by-one.
1. From what I can tell, there’s a single literal space character ( ) at the bottom of your call-to-action widget. Without that space, your CTA should end right after the H2 element, “Let’s make change more meaningful.”
2. The sections that don’t fill up the whole screen are set up as “container” sections, vs. “container-fluid” sections. Check out this video where one of our developers, Brad, walks you through the difference. Skip to about 1:50 mark where you can see how to adjust these to full-width in the Post and Page Builder:
3. May I ask how you added your custom font? If you’re using a plugin like Use Any Font, your custom fonts will be added to the Customizer so you can assign them to Headings, Subheadings, Menu Items, and Main text, as well as the Site Title if you’re not using a logo. If you’re manually adding your font, you’ll need to use Custom CSS to specify the font family Cambria for the different elements of your page.
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