Describe the bug
When creating a "columns" node, it comes with hard coded padding values of 20px on each of it's child divs. This CSS rule however is so strict, (classname > classname) so that you won't be able to override it with a class on your own. As a result, these rules only can be overridden via ID or custom CSS using "!important".
could you:
either make the rule less specific, so a class can override it
or remove the defaults
or set the defaults via UI, not via hard background CSS rule
in any case, this is not a showstopper, but getting the padding set requires more complexity than needed, ultimately leading to unclean code rules or ugly overrides. Fixing this would drive simplicity and tidyness.
Kpudlo
commented
8 months ago
Describe the bug When creating a "columns" node, it comes with hard coded padding values of 20px on each of it's child divs. This CSS rule however is so strict, (classname > classname) so that you won't be able to override it with a class on your own. As a result, these rules only can be overridden via ID or custom CSS using "!important".
could you:
in any case, this is not a showstopper, but getting the padding set requires more complexity than needed, ultimately leading to unclean code rules or ugly overrides. Fixing this would drive simplicity and tidyness.
A link to a Sandbox site where the bug has been reproduced https://oxygenbuilder.com/try? (REQUIRED) https://oxygen-q6h5qgsl9958.oxygen-demo.qsandbox.org/lorem-paddingum/