My portfolio page is is currently the main page - my question is how to I adjust the padding above the page heading and also the sides...I am assuming its adding some code into the css - just want to make sure I get it right, and in the right spot.
Attached is a screen shot of where I am talking about.
You can do that by going into your Custom CSS and find this line:
.blog .section-title h1, .home .section-title h1
There you will need to change the margin-top to manage the top padding, while the side padding is set by a container that has a fixed width and not by padding.
So is there a way to adjust the width of the fixed container? I know there is an option to set the portfolio to "full page" but would be nice to be able to adjust accordingly..
One last thing, is there a way to control the size of the images in the lightbox (when the image is displayed full size when clicked on) - right now they seem to be being displayed by native size - so they are all different sizes; I would like to get them consistent.
Hello,
My portfolio page is is currently the main page - my question is how to I adjust the padding above the page heading and also the sides...I am assuming its adding some code into the css - just want to make sure I get it right, and in the right spot.
Attached is a screen shot of where I am talking about.
Thank you!
Hi Ross,
You can do that by going into your Custom CSS and find this line:
There you will need to change the margin-top to manage the top padding, while the side padding is set by a container that has a fixed width and not by padding.
Best regards,
Laborator Team
Okay great, thank you.
So is there a way to adjust the width of the fixed container? I know there is an option to set the portfolio to "full page" but would be nice to be able to adjust accordingly..
One last thing, is there a way to control the size of the images in the lightbox (when the image is displayed full size when clicked on) - right now they seem to be being displayed by native size - so they are all different sizes; I would like to get them consistent.
Thanks a million.
Hi Ross,
You can adjust the size of the container through Custom CSS, adding the following CSS should do the job:
If some images are not larger than the actual size shown on the lightbox then they won't zoom in/full screen when clicking the button.
Best regards,
Laborator Team