Minor layout changes

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• Pablo

  April 2019

  Hi,

  1) Paste that CSS into the Theme Options > Custom CSS & JS > CSS
  

  #Top_bar{
  	border-bottom:0 !important;
  }

  
  2) It's the margin of the column item.

  Please apply the margin:0 !important; in the "Custom | Styles" field

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  Thanks
  

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• florhof

  April 2019

  Hi, I followed your advice:

  
  

  1) Through the CSS-Change, on mobile devices the page title appears in a second row below: https://pasteboard.co/I9spvAm.png

  After deleting the CSS-Code it remained like this.
  

  
  

  2) I changed from "image item" to "column item" and added margin:0 !important; in the "Custom | Styles" field, but it doesn't work. Therefore I changed it back.
  
• Pablo

  April 2019

  1) The thin line is not there anymore.

  That "FAQ" line is the subheader, so it's normal that it will be on the second row.

  
  

  2) Please get into the "Section" settings and tick on these two options:

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• florhof

  April 2019

  Thank you, Pablo!

  
  

  1) Is there a chance to get the elements in only one line? I remember, it had been like that before I made the changes, but maybe I am wrong ;-)

  
  

  2) Issue solved.
  
• Pablo

  April 2019

  1) It's hardcoded in the theme, and as I remember, there is no option in theme options to make the subheader in-lined with header.

  
  

  All I can help you with, is disabling it on mobile, will it be okay?

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• florhof

  April 2019

  In order to make things not more complicated than necessary, I think I'll leave the site as it is. Thank you!