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I have down-graded back to 2.75 and it seems it wasn’t related to 2.8. But I still cannot find where this random “c” might be. Any help would be appreciated.

[eternalbeta]

Thanks Ed. I’ve implemented the code on a couple of my sites and can confirm this fixed it for both.

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Ed —

I’m also seeing this same error so wanted to pitch in what I am seeing with a little more detail. Like the others, I’m only seeing this in Chrome, both on PC and Mac. I’m also led to believe this may be due to some update in Chrome, because I’m having this issue on a site that was not touched for close to a week and is suddenly having the scrolling issue. I’ve also seen this issue in multiple versions of Dante.

A quick fix for now is to change fixed background to scrolling, which although it disables the parallax for the moment, it does allow the backgrounds to load properly. Hopefully any of this can be of some help.

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I’m sorry…but you what you just asked me to try is exactly the issue I reported as not working. I cannot provide a direct link as this is a site currently in development for a client with information I cannot release to the public.

However, I have figured out why this is happening, although I am unsure if it is technically a bug or simply because of the programming of how the row structure is implemented in this theme.

The element I was hoping to affect with margin-bottom is part of a row with another element, 2/3 and 1/3 respectively in the swift page builder. The element I wish to push down is also 2/3, so it lines up under the “welcome” class element. However, in this case, the element with the 1/3 width is ever so slightly taller than the “welcome” element. Because of this, it takes complete control of the margin-bottom for that row.

So even though the element I wish to push down is directly below the “welcome” element, I have to apply the custom class to element next to “welcome” in order to achieve my desired effect.

[eternalbeta]

The best (and proper) way is definitely what Cosmin suggested, using a custom class and floating it to the right.

However, another quick and dirty way I’ve found using the Page Builder if you want to offset the element anywhere in a row is to create raw HTML elements and stick a blank <p> tag in there, effective creating a spacer that you can place anywhere and adjust the size of.

Hope this could be of some help!

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That’s fine, just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something.

Might I recommend this as a feature for a future version of the theme?

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Dug a little more, found that the default blog layout is handled in /includes/post-formats/standard.php, but the page builder blog widget does not seem to reference this file.

Alternatively, is there a way to set the default blog layout to full width rather than the archive view with a forced sidebar?