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Issues with modules

Discussion in 'Free Divi Community Forum' started by gnamsnc, Apr 21, 2024.

  1. gnamsnc

    gnamsnc New Member

    Hi everyone, I have a problem with the modules on my website (pizzerialagoarsie.it) in the "starters" section, I can't reduce the margins of the modules, I always have a lot of space left, especially when viewed from mobile. can anyone help me? thanks
     

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  2. Divi Booster

    Divi Booster Divi Expert

    The space between the second and third starter in your screenshot is due to a min-height of 375.6px set on your price list module. I'd check in the settings for that module to see if you can find the min-height setting (probably under "Design > Sizing"). Then either remove the min-height or adjust it's mobile value to something more suitable.

    If you can't find the setting, you could remove the min-height on all such price list modules with the following CSS:

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    If, as I suspect, the min-height was added to create some space between the starters section and the main course section on desktop, you'd be better controlling the space between the two sections by applying either a min-height or bottom margin on the row containing the price list modules - that way the gap is preserved in the correct place when Divi collapses the row from a two-column layout on desktop to a one-column layout on mobile.

    I haven't looked for at other examples on the page / site, but if there is anything that the above doesn't fix up, let us know.