Love the theme – thanks for the strong support you all provide!
I am implementing a design produced by a designer and although I have been able to hack together a formatting solution for one aspect of the design using inline CSS, it doesn’t work super well from a responsive standpoint. I am looking for suggestions on how to better utilize the theme’s capabilities to accomplish the design goal, and failing that, interested in other suggestions.
The branding for our church uses a gold backslash in the logo and throughout the website. Below you can see the was the designed uses the slash to highlight some text that looks like a pull quote. Getting the text to float to the right of the backslash (which I currently have as an svg) and be centered horizontally was hard to do and although it’s working, responsiveness is a challenge. (i.e. at some display widths, the text is not centered horizontally b/c the image size is unchanging but the text height grows as the display width shrinks.) I’m wondering if there’s some container type of solution available in the theme that I could use to ensure that the slash and the text are always on the same line and the text is always horizontally centered to the right of the slash. I have not been successful trying to get this to work with the grid control, but am interested in opinions of people who understand the theme better than me. Here’s an example of it looking the way we want:
https://seraleightable.flywheelstaging.com/southeast-raleigh-table-home/about-us/
Here’s the same view when on a narrow mobile device resolution:
The nasty inline css I used to get this to render looks like this:
<p><img src="https://seraleightable.flywheelstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/AboutUsSlash.svg" alt="" width="82" height="171" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-752" role="img" style="float: left; margin-right: 1em;" /></p><p style="padding: 1em;">What if when Jesus said we can have life “more abundantly,” he meant it? What if, in those tiny dashes between the dates marking our births and deaths, dwells a life marked by glory and to know a world shaped by grace? The Southeast Raleigh Table believes this life-giving life is here-and-now and we want everyone to experience it.</p>
I’ll add a comment with credentials in case it’s helpful to be able to look at the implementation. Thanks for any advice you can offer.
