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Started 2 years ago by digitalsea
Latest reply from michellemc
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digitalsea
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When I add the code below to a Page the rows are not lined up. The second [one_half]
- [/one_half], when viewed is a little lower than the [one_half first]
  
  [/one_half] Any suggestions on how to have them line up vertically?
  
  [one_half first]
  
  Tune ups
  
  Re-powers
  
  Engine rebuilding
  
  Blister repair
  
  Complete fiberglass repair
  
  Winterizing
  
  Air conditioning
  
  Running gear
  
  [/one_half]
  [one_half]
  
  Bow and stern thruster installation
  
  Outdrive service/repair
  
  Electrical AC/DC
  
  Bottom painting
  
  Gel coat repair
  
  Diesel engine repair
  
  Plumbing
  
  Rigging
  
  [/one_half]
Posted 2 years ago #
Dude
Dude

Hey,
can you post a link to your website please - very likely it's a css problem.

Posted 2 years ago #
digitalsea
Member

Currently It is under construction. Can you give me a private email to send you login so you can look at:
http://www.pointemarine.com/boat-services/boat-repair-muskegon/

my email admin@digitalsea.com

Posted 1 year ago #
digitalsea
Member

I went into the HTML and was able to fix the issue. : )

Posted 1 year ago #
James Morrison
Former Team Member

Hey,

Glad you got this resolved; for future reference make sure that you use the HTML editor (not visual) and include a space between shortcodes.

James

Posted 1 year ago #
michellemc
Member

I'm also having many frustrating problems with Broadscope, one of which is the page layout shortcodes. I don't recall seeing any mention of making sure to enter the shortcodes in the HTML editor in the documentation. That would have been very nice to know.

Is there a "magic wand" button available, when you are in the Html editor? It's not available on my broadscope/wordpress site.

Can you elaborate on what you mean "include a space between shortcodes." ? Do you mean between the ending tag of one and the beginning tag of another? I read somewhere, while trying to troubleshoot my sloppy page, that I was supposed to put each shortcode on an entirely separate line. I'm not sure if that meant each tag gets its own line -- then the content on another separate line --- then closing tag on a separate line? Or the both tags and content altogether and then an empty line and then the next set of short codes?

Posted 1 year ago #
Chris Beard

Hey,
when creating a page you can just use the shortcodes in the given text area. The magic wand is also within the rich text editor when you create a page or post. You can use shortcodes any way you'd like as long as you open & close them and don't mess up the order, doesn't matter which line.

Posted 1 year ago #
michellemc
Member

Thanks for the reply. I think the problems I encountering are because I had a few pages and posts set up before I imported the dummy stuff.
I'm going to make a new post on this. Because I think other people would like to know the answer to the question I have about importing dummy stuff to a non-fresh install.

Posted 1 year ago #

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