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Issue with article info

Asked by Bendict 3 years ago Last activity 3 years ago

Hi I've got an issue I can't seem to crack
In my helix ultimate site template I've created a layout and set my component area to fluid width as I'll like to have the fluid row option for some of my row addons in page builder . I've created an article using pagebuilder and put the article text in a row and set the row option not to be fluid. That works well and the text is confined within the sp-main area.

On this page: https://produktion03.say-it.dk/loftisolering The problem is that the article info (author, published date ect.) wants to be in the fluid width set in my layout. How do i get article info not to be fluid and align with the text in my non fluid row?

An additional question, which might not be a template related qouestion: If i create a 3+9 row and place my text add in 9 columns, can i somehow control the article info and place that in the 3 columns

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Paul Frankowski Senior Staff
3 years ago · edited

Hi Bendict,

Article info & Article navigation doesn't have container in that view, use this custom CSS to fix it:

.article-info, .pagenavigation {
  max-width: 1320px;
  margin: 5px auto; padding: 0 15px;}

After using it

info_970_2023.jpg

Bendict Asked this
3 years ago

Thank you Paul, it works like a charm. Regarding my additional question is that not within bounds of your support? Each article I've read states that it's a template setting - if not I understand:

If i create a 3+9 row and place my text add in 9 columns, can i somehow control the article info and place that in the 3 columns. Or even better can article info be loaded into a module and the placed either in a left or right coloumn

Paul Frankowski Senior Staff
3 years ago

you're welcome.

not from settings becuase it's beyond sppb content in separate block (area). But by using custom CSS you can try to add left space (padding). The class name you know already ( .article-info ) so play with CSS and padding/margin values, maybe using %, not px.

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