Oh ok, the blocks we had selected didn’t have that option. I found those that do!
Thank you very much Anamaria!

Hello Anamaria and thank you for the response!
As I’ve said above, I’ve tried this solution and it works, but since it is a news site, we can’t cut off the title length.

Instead what we need is to make the td_module_meta_info of the shorter titles equal in size to the largest td_module_meta_info of the same row.

I’ve also tried placing each module of the same row in a separate column and making all the columns in the row equal height but it still wont work.

The option of setting a height of each module in pixels with CSS works too, but it gets messed up if the title is really long as the letters overflow the module box.

Is there a solution to do what i need?

Thank you Calin, I have already run into that problem with this last update, so I had to use the @media in the Custom CSS block anyway. It works almost exactly like I need, just with a little extra code, so it is a working solution after all.

Perhaps just consider for future updates making the breakpoints editable like in elementor or adding a “large-desktop” one as fifth option set at 1680 or 1920 (and really, the desktop one should be 1280.. I still can’t understand where the number 1140 came from..:))

Well since there is no answer about the js files, I will give it a last try during the weekend to space the rows and columns with percentage paddings.. Maybe will try to add 1 or 2 new @media lines for desktops of 1440+ and 1920+ that will add more space on the sides.. I’ll let you know how it works out.

Thank you Calin, I have changed all the values in the css files from 1140 to 1280 and from 1141 to 1281 but it still gets overridden by something.
I believe its some js code that sets the default viewports that I cannot find. If you can please point me to those files, I think I can solve the problem.
The goal is to have the Desktop breakpoint at 1280 instead of 1140, everywhere (including in the composer preview). If it cannot be changed, then unfortunately the theme will not work for our purpose and all the design work will have to be redone on another theme. 🙁

Reminder

I have checked it and it just confirms what I already suspected, that the breakpoint is coded in some files that get minified and they need to be re-defined and re-minified.

Just to be sure and not break something important, could you please point me to the correct files I need to do this to, like I asked in the previous 2 replies?

Thank you again for the support!

It’s ok, I can do the coding if you point me to the correct files that I need to modify / minify.
The desktop breakpoint is extremely important for our website and if we can’t have it set at 1280 with this theme, unfortunately we will have to switch to elementor.
The stretch rows are a fine option but our problem is that we need different spacing and padding settings for larger screens and different for standard small screens and landscape tablets. To code all this is way more time consuming than just moving the breakpoint to the size we need.
Thank you for the support!