Visual Composer is a really helpful tool for quickly creating pages and posts. I deal a lot with having to create posts with similar content and different snippets. So I have been using templates to achieve this. I start out selecting one template, then add other templates to the post that I have. However, when I add more than one template to a post, it totally throws off the spacing, resulting in WordPress incorrectly spacing paragraphs. Both in the editor, and on the post itself when viewing it.
Here are screenshots depicting the issue:
1. First template has been added to a post.
http://awesomescreenshot.com/0502grn4a6
2. Second template has been added to the post.
http://awesomescreenshot.com/0ae2grn5e0
This may appear trivial, but when you go to view a post, the paragraphs lose the spacing between them.
1. Before
http://awesomescreenshot.com/07b2grnx4f
2. After
http://awesomescreenshot.com/00a2grnsa6
Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it?
Hi,
Do you use this, when you say you use templates: http://screencast.com/t/8DvjiZumfB8
Can you give me a template, paste here from classic editor what you use to test it.
Thanks!
First template: http://pastebin.com/6tB2Tk0h
Second template: http://pastebin.com/2nP9QCzn
Combined templates: http://pastebin.com/586fMZHM
Please also note that I am using shortcodes in the templates that are used by plugins I have installed. I also set my posts to the Video format. And I have modified the child theme CSS to add a top margin to P tags using this CSS code:
.format-video p {margin-top: 21px !important; padding-top:0 !important;}
From what I can see, when the second template gets adding, it removes the blank lines surrounding the text, and WordPress doesn’t format it automatically as a paragraph because of it.
Hi,
Is something with autoformating from wordpress editor, what you can do is to add a padding-bottom on tabs, try this CSS
.wpb_tab {
padding-bottom: 21px !important;
}Got it. Thanks Marius.
