Spaces between items - WP Bakery

[CarlavandenOuweland]

Hi,

We’ve a several questions, see attachment

1. We want no white space between the boxes. How can we do this?
2. There is to much space between the photo and text (H5).
3. Is it possible that all the white boxes have the same hight?
   We’re waiting for your answer. Thanks.

Carla

[christian]

Hey Carla,

Thanks for the screenshot. Regretfully, it’s not enough for us to identify the cause of the issue.

Did this happen after the update? If so, please go to WPBakery Page Builder Settings > General and make sure “Legacy X Integration” is enabled. The reason for that was posted in our latest Release Notes.

@Themeco1

###Why do my Visual Composer rows and columns look broken after this update?

Go to WPBakery Page Builder Settings > General and make sure “Legacy X Integration” is enabled. A common request we get is to not overwrite parts of the WPBakery Page Builder. We are committed to keep supporting sites from the early days of X where Visual Composer was our page builder but we’ve consolidated all that integration code under one setting. It used to be enabled by default, but you will now need to opt-in to using it.

If that’s not the case, please give us WordPress Admin access in a Secure Note.

@Themeco1

###Secure Notes

It is very common to need to share sensitive information with our staff such as login or FTP information. In order to keep this private, be sure to use the Secure Note button that you will find at the bottom of each reply.

Thanks.

[CarlavandenOuweland]

Hi Christian,
Thanks for your answer.
It was not an update. I have send you the secure note. Would you look at the page: https://dolce-villas.com/home/noord-italie/ ?

Thanks, Carla

[friech]

Hi Carla,

Please refer to your screenshot.

1. on your content band, please add a Class mbn this will remove the white boxed below your content band.

2. That space is the headline’s default top margin, please add a Class mtn to your headline
   example: <h5 class="mtn">Some Headline Here</h5>

More about these Spacing Helpers here (see at the bottom of that page).

3. Inspect the Row of those columns and add display: flex; on its Style field.

Hope it helps,
Cheers!