Row Layout is not aligned in the 1/4 + 3/4 format

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#1

Hey there,
I add a container and have 3/4 + 1/4 setting and some text to it. I duplicate this very same but change the row format to 1/4 + 3/4 and move the text to the other side and align the text to the right.

When i do this, this text is not fully aligned to the right and it looks like it’s in the middle. if i change the format to whatever else it gets nicely aligned to the rest of the page.

any ideas?

This is my problem.

#2

Hello @rimoreno,

Thank you for writing in!

To assist you better, you`ll need to provide to me your website URL with this problem and the temporary WP credentials, but I recreated it on my local and all looks normal, let’s check it.

  1. Visual composer columns: click here to see the screenshot
  2. I aligned the texts to right with the text block option from the default editor: check here
  3. The result: http://prntscr.com/g3wjwr

Thanks.

#3

Thanks for your prompt answer!

Here are some screenshots of what happens over in my end.

The red rectangle is where i have the problem of the 1/4 + 3/4

This is how it is displayed in the page

I have visual composer 5.1.1

Why can i only put one picture in when ive been a member for like 3 years.

thanks for your help!

#4

**This is what i see in the dashboard with Visual Composer. The row layout is 1/4 + 3/4 **

#5

Hi Ther,e

The provided credentials dont seem to work.

Also please inform the specific URL of the page where you are facing the issue.

Thank you

#6

Hey,
thanks for your reply. The username and password is good to go same credentials.

Here is the page- "The title is Inglés al Grano"
https://profesordeinglesprovidencia.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1279&action=edit

#7

Hi There,

You are currently editing the specific page when I checked. Although, from checking on the preview, it seems that there’s excess closing div. Please check all your tags and make sure that everything is properly close. The content on the right column goes down because it might encounter a closing div too early.

#8

Thanks for your reply. I tried checking to see what was wrong with it but can’t seem to see or understand very well the closing divs…

I exited out of the page so anybody from the staff can have a look at it for me please.

thanks in advance for your help.

#9

Hello There,

Thanks for updating in! An empty column has a 0 width. You will need to have at least a blank element so that the width of the column will be define. So I went ahead and added a gap element.

Please check your site now.

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#10

wooow thanks a lot! now i know for further reference. have a great weekend.

#11

You’re welcome!
We’re glad we were able to help you out.