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gap between panels vertically

Latest Post Shortcode · support · 2023-12-28T13:29:00+00:00

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Hi there, Thanks for the great plugin. I’m having a small issue when I first log into the website there is a gap between the panels vertically. So there is 4 panels in total (2 horizontally and then another 2 panels on the next line below). When first log onto the website there is a big gap between the top two panels and bottom 2 panels. I’m using pagination. When i click onto the next page using this pagination there is no gap. Then when i go back to the home page by clicking page 1 on the pagination menu below the gap is gone and it looks better. Edit: Just to note, I cleared cache on browser and still got same also. Do you know how i could fix this issue by chance? thank you Sean Code I’m using: [latest-selected-content ver=”2″ perpage=”4″ showpages=”5″ pagespos=”1″ display=”title,excerpt-small” titletag=”b” chrlimit=”52″ url=”yes” linktext=”Read more” image=”large” elements=”25″ color_text=”#FF3366″ image_opacity=”0.25″ css=”two-columns as-overlay has-shadow has-title-nodecoration hover-zoom hover-highlight content-center light” type=”post” orderby=”dateD” show_extra=”ajax_pagination,light_spinner,tags,taxpos_tags_after-title”] This topic was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by sunshinedaysagain . Hi Sean, I suspect you have some cache mechanism on the site and the page is cached with that gap. When you click to see the next or previous page, the response comes as intended because it is bypassing the page cache. Could you check the page without the cache, if that’s the case, and let me know if that looks as expected? Regards, Iulia

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Iulia Cazan 2024-01-24T07:33:00+00:00

Hi Sean, I suspect you have some cache mechanism on the site and the page is cached with that gap. When you click to see the next or previous page, the response comes as intended because it is bypassing the page cache. Could you check the page without the cache, if that’s the case, and let me know if that looks as expected? Regards, Iulia