AddThis buttons on page using TD Composer

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Hello,

We have a question about AddThis buttons on a page with TD Composer.

We just updated our default Calendar page to use TD Composer. We created two columns (HTML code for Google calendar, and recent stories by category) and manually added the title of the page in a new row above the two columns. But the AddThis buttons are now aligned all the way to the left. https://www.globeslcc.com/calendar/

Please compare the above page to a default page without TD Composer. The AddThis buttons appear below the title, in line with the title and content, like on this page. https://www.globeslcc.com/about-us/

How do you fix the location of the AddThis buttons on a page with TD Composer to match the button layout on default pages?

Thank you.

  • This topic was modified 5 years by globe_slcc. Reason: Spelling
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Hello!

I am not sure I fully understand what you are looking to edit. Can you please provide a screenshot with exactly the button you mention about ?

Thank you!

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Sure, I have attached screenshots with descriptions. https://imgur.com/a/iSOtkCK

I hope this helps, thanks.

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Hello!

Unfortunately, we have not tested AddThis plugin, so we can’t say if it will work or not with our theme. You will have to test and see. Also please note that we don’t offer support for untested plugins.
We are sorry for the inconvenience!

Thank you for your understanding!

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On the page using TD Composer, there’s a bigger margin between the navigation and the top of the content. Is there a way to shorten that gap so it is consistent with default pages?

Thanks.

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Hello!

Please send an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-admin, so we can investigate more into this issue. Also paste a link to this topic so we can easily identify you.
Let us know and we will gladly assist you.

Thanks!

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