tspnyc

“Never mind.” – Miss Emily Latella

I did not notice I had activated Twenty Twenty-THREE, which does not yet have an “Options” plug-in.

I activated Twenty-One, which is the most recent version that has an “Options” plug in.

Sorry for the mix up.

Reaching out on here again, as I am getting zero response in the Twenty Twenty One Tech Support.

Although I put this code in Custom CSS, it is only applying to the first page I created that has images and text.

The next one ignores the CSS. The text remains centered in the block.

How is it possible that CSS is not applying to the entire site?

I tried to start a different query and was told to put it in the theme support forum, which is being ignored after weeks.

Ta! I will do so.

Thanks.

That seems logical. I do not remember having to do that in the older versions of WP.

Thank you.

I never even knew Settings – Permalinks was there. Why the default would be to turn off editing permalinks from the Edit page window I cannot imagine.

That did the trick! Thanks.

Thank you, Steve.

I copied the code you provided, pasted it into Custom CSS under Appearance/Customize and I hit Publish.

It has had no effect in the page I referenced. The text is still not aligned to the top.

Please advise.

Thank you Kuldeep and websmall.

It seems like Grid Block will serve the purpose, and is meant to replace tables when it comes to this sort of thing.

I will try that before trying the plug-ins.

Why WordPress does not allow people to insert images in a table cell and maintain the image size is stupefying. But then, WordPress has been anti-table since it first came out.

Thanks I will check it out.

Yes. It is no longer an issue. When I saw it was only on one page, I decided not to wait and I copied the same images from the main Portfolio page and pasted them in to replace the two missing images.

However, although this vised the issue for Edge and Firefox, in Chrome there were then two duplicate images, one on top of the other. So I logged in with Chrome and deleted the original images. They were still showing up in Edit mode in other browsers as a frame with a small image icon in the upper left corner and the statement:

This image has an empty alt attribute; its file name is Martin_SC-13E_cover-page.png

I will know in the future to not create pages and content in Chrome without confirming what it looks like in other browsers.

Thanks Joy. Now that I have done that, and then figured out how to get four columns three was the most available as an option, I have found that Columns do not do what table columns do, which is allow me to click on an image and select its width, so all four images can be sized the same way.

I am going to permanently end every post from on with I HATE GUTENBERG

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by tspnyc.

Oh. Okay. So how to I use Additional CSS to reduce space after one specific paragraph?

Or does that only allow me to make a universal change to every paragraph?

Okay, I was able to locate where you were in Elements (I had been in editing mode and was seeing only Java Script stuff I did not understand.)

The “flex-basis:33.33%” you indicate in both instances, only changed the size of the photo, it has no effect on the depth of the block.

The next line, “flex-basis:175%” is what highlights the empty space you indicate in your second example. But changing that only changes the width of the column; it has no effect on the DEPTH of the row.

But it does seem to indicate that the space is being caused by the inherent space after the paragraph.

If that space could be reduced to 0 it may solve my problem.

But, how can I do that to this single paragraph, rather than changing the space for all paragraphs on the page or website?

All over the internet people ask this same question, how to reduce spacing above or below ONE SINGLE PARAGRPAH, rather than for ALL paragraphs?

There are plenty of answers about adding spacing by using a nonbreaking space, etc. If someone asks about reducing spacing however, they always get an answer about making a universal change to every paragraph in the website/page/post.

I would assume one can go into the code editor and put some sort of simple html like “line spacing: 0px” inside the <p.’s. But I do not know html well enough to know the correct syntax or where to put it in the code.

Yes, thank you.

I can see all of that. I do not see or know how to GET RID of the padding.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by tspnyc.

Thanks.

Here it is.

https://www.copywritertsp.com/

I have changed my design a bit to deal with the space. So now the issue may be the space after the text in the text column, as there is a black line of space before the end of the block.

But since I so rarely use image captions with my images, it would still be would be good to know how to remove the space set aside for the caption.