Tab Title alignment in accordion

Hi,

The text shifts because of the accordion icon. Please try to use the following code:

.u-accordion-link span.u-accordion-link-text {
    text-align: center!important;
    margin-left: auto;
}

Will it be helpful?
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Sincerely,
Paul C.
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Excellent, thank you very much. It worked perfectly. Sorry for the delay, I only got back to the computer today.

If possible, I would like to ask a few basic questions about the use of CSS, as I would like to understand what I have done and why :-D so that I can perhaps apply the next CSS code without having to bother you...

1. what does the prompt "enter the class name without "." mean" and what is meant by "CSS classes"?
   Is this to differentiate in the case of my 2nd question - multiple CSS codes on the page in question?
   Do I assign the names individually or is there a list of class names that are used internationally?

2. if I also need a CSS code for another element on the page, is this entered in the same input window?

3. is there a separate CSS field for each page of the homepage?

I would be really grateful if you could explain a little more about this.

Best regards from Germany
website-Rookie

Last edited 29 June 2024 by Website-Rookie

Hi,

1) This option allows you to apply a custom CSS class for the whole element or block. This works in the following way: you set any CSS class to an element (for example, element1), then open Edit CSS and enter any CSS code to this class.

.element1 {
     width: 50px;
     height: 50px;
}

In your case, you needed to apply a code only to the part of the element. That is why we entered a code with the existing CSS class. To find out the CSS class for an object, view a page with the browser preview, and click F12 to open the browser developer tools.

2) If you apply a CSS code for two or more elements within one page, they will be added to the page settings of the same page.

3) Yes, every page has the page settings with the CSS section. You can also add a CSS code for the whole site under Site Settings ==> CSS.

Let us know if you need our further help!
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Paul C.
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There is so much to learn... Thank you. Without a doubt, there will be more questions... For now, I am satisfied with the knowledge I have gained.

Hi,

Feel free to ask us if you have more questions! We are always ready to help.
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