Bug when setting a text link in a text file
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Dear Peter @Bastion
It has something to do with the properties of the "._description" class, does this recall something for you?
The links are given a text-indent of :2em :

And then with this indent removed we have the correct spacing:

However you say this only occured after the last update?
Let me know and best wishes
Richard -
Hi Richard,
well, the problem showed up a year ago with an update. But maybe I am wrong ...
I would like to fix it the way you're showing. But how do I get to the menu you're showing? I can't get there on the normal user front-end. I can't program. I am just a simple user.
Could you indicate me the path?Best
Peter -
Dear Peter @Bastion
Sure :) Apologies that i didnt help you properly in the last answer.
If you add the following code:
p._Description { text-indent:0em; }To the ' Custom CSS ' area that you can find in 'Lay Options - Custom CSS & HTML'

And let me know how you go! :)
Best
Richard -
Could you please try:
p._Description { text-indent:0em !important; }And let me know, However i understand that if this is a Bug it needs to be solved properly!
If the problem still persists could you please send your website address, /wp-admin/ username and password and a link to this topic to info@laytheme.com?
and hope to get it sorted as soon as possible :)Thank you for your patience and apologies for the inconvenience
Best
Richard -
Hi Richard,
for the indent:
not easy for me. I copy pasted the Custom CSS in the CSS area under 'Custom head content'. Nothing happened. As far as I know CSS you just have to paste it, no?Best
Peter@Bastion said in Bug when setting a text link in a text file:
'Custom head content'.
No @Bastion you need to put the CSS in "Custom CSS"
not in "Custom head content"Also you could just go to "lay options" -> "Textformats" and search for the Format "Descriptions" and set the indent to 0