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I am working on an article and I have two modules side by side. I tried putting a blank text module above them to kind of anchor them to keep them in place. However, when I go to page view one module is up higher than the other. Is there a way to fix this?
I liked the space module for this reason too. Is it possible to use a blank text module to do the same thing? (I haven't tried this yet.)
I tried it but it didn't work. I finally put in an HTML line in a text box and it held it there. I really didn't want a line break there but I couldn't come up with anymore ideas
I loved the spacer module too. When I checked it did seem as though the text module was doing it's job. I just wish we could nest the modules they way we can on HubPages. I think they make a very attractive page. It makes it so much easier than trying to match up the modules and then have all of the excess white space.
Oops, I had read your initial question too quickly, Abby -- you had already tried what I suggested....
It's ok. I welcome all suggestions!
The blank text module should work the same way. I believe you can add more space via HTML. If you still have a problem with this, Abby, show me exactly where and I'll have a look.
Thank you. I got it to work by placing the html line in the text box. It wouldn't work just leaving it empty.
I'm pretty HTML illiterate. the only thing I knew to do was <hr/>. If there's an HTML code for just the space to put in a text module I'm all ears. Sometimes lines just don't look right.
I think you can do something like this:
<p>
<br/>
<br/>
</p>
The more <br/> you add, the more space you get.
Thank you. I'll try it on my next one I'm working on.
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