Id for custom columns

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#1

Hy Friends, i need put same diferent id for each one of this columms.
I did it with the custom option, especially I need to give an id to the 1/4 ratio column.
When I use the standard options if I can put an id to each column, but doing it custom I have not found the way to do it.
My goal is to be able to center that image (marked in blue) through the properties of the column.
If I give centered formatting to the whole row I center all the content and I don’t want that, I just want to center that image.

Thanks for your help.

#2

Hi @soft,

It’s weird. I was able to inspect the custom columns without any issues.

So I just need to change the formatting option of column to center then the image will be center as well.

May you share us with your admin account so we can take a closer look?

Thank you.

#3

I sent you the credentials for a hidden message. Regards

#4

Hi @soft,

There is an unclosed <p> tag in your text element. Please correct it then you should be able to inspect your columns again:

Error: "<p>El precio de las obras es de 20euros</p></p>"

Correct: "<p>El precio de las obras es de 20euros</p>"

Hope it helps :slight_smile:

#5

Me he metido en este editor y no aparece que estuviera mal cerrada la etiqueta.
Adjunto imagen.
Es muy extraño que en el editor aparezca que está correcto.
He borrado ese párrafo y sigue todo igual. No puedo acceder a la configuración de cada columna.

#6

Sorry I wrote in Spanish…

I got myself into this editor and it doesn’t appear that the label was badly closed.
Attached image.
It is very strange that in the editor appears that it is correct.
I deleted that paragraph and everything is the same. I can’t access the configuration of each column.

#7

Hi There,

Once you click on your element, you can then click on the Column which resides your element.

Then once you click on the Customize tab, you can set your ID.

Please make sure to clear all caches when testing your issue (https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-clear-your-cache-in-wordpress/).

Also you can try testing this on your Incognito mode of the browser to avoid possible caching (https://www.lifewire.com/incognito-mode-google-chrome-4103635).

Let us know how it goes.
Thanks!

#8

Ok. It´s work fine,
what I still don’t understand is why the label </p> appeared badly closed when in the editor of ThemeX it appeared correctly written.
Any explanation for this inussue?
Regards

#9

Hello Pedro,

Thanks for updating the thread. :slight_smile:

It’s a bit difficult to gauge the problem as it depends on each website. However I have seen that when using GUI editors usually improper spacing or enter key sometime creates the problem.

Usually it this problem does not appears provided if someone is not hard coding the html side of the text. When publishing a post I always (a personal habit) toggle the HTML source code of the editor to see if all the tags are properly opened and closed.

Here’s how you can toggle HTML source in editor. I have annotated the icon that needs to be clicked:

Thanks.

#10

that’s a good habit. I have it too, but in the image I sent you above you can see that I also clicked the option “see code”, precisely to check that, and as you can see they are perfectly closed. That’s why I asked…
Anyway we can no longer look at it because I deleted that section, so for now everything is fine.
Thank you very much for answering.

#11

Glad to hear everything is working fine now.

#12

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