I'm trying to workaround this issue with stack elements. I'd just use tab characters in a regular text element but that's also not possible.
The problem with stack elements is that text elements can't be placed next to each other inside a stack element, creating this descending zig zag.
How is it possible to waste an entire Sunday with such a simple table??
@TE did you find a solution? I'm having the same problem
I made a table inside a text element. I want the first lines of text in a row to align vertically. (By default they are aligned at the middle, if I could I'd change that default to begin with).
I found the option to "align cell content at top" and it works, but for some reason only in the first column of the table. In the second column, an empty line is always added on top of my text.
I wondered whether it has something to do with the font, but I couldn't find an explanation, and also it should appear in the first column as well then.
@alasdair17 Thanks! That does make a lot of sense. I didn't see the delete phone layout button because I hadn't created one to begin with, and also I can just choose the copy same layout option. Thanks again!
I disabled the mobile version on my entire website via "smartphone breakpoint" in the lay options. And I'm very happy with it, however I would like to enable it for one page only, where multiple text elements are arranged horizontally next to each other in the desktop version. This renders unreadable on a phone, so I'd love these elements to stack on top of each other. I can choose that on the page settings of course, but since I disabled the mobile version all together, it's not active. Note: I'd like to keep the menu and everything desktop style. I really only want the content of the page to switch to a mobile layout when viewed on a phone.
Here's a link to the page: https://peterhauer.com/cv/
And some screenshots (mobile view top, desktop bottom)
First time posting on the forum, thanks a lot in advance!
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