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dimned
(@dimned)
Hi @spression,
Thanks for contacting us. I’ve tested Button group block locally and could not replicate the issue. Could you provide website URL with Button group block to take a closer look at styles? Probably theme styles override the styles of Getwid.
Thank you for your quick reply! That might be the case. I can’t show you the site, since it is still a closed-lid project. But I can work my way around the problem. Thank you again for the great blocks! I do have one more suggestion: Would it be possible to make the border of sections editable? So that I could change the color of the border? All the best to you!
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dimned
(@dimned)
Hi @spression,
If you mean the bottom and top dividers then it is possible to edit the colors http://prntscr.com/ta8uot
You might find this plugin helpful to set up your custom colors in the palette https://wordpress.org/plugins/block-editor-colors/
Hey @dimned,
Thanks again for the reply.
No, I do not mean the dividers, I mean the border around a section. For example, I have created three columns next to each other in Gutenberg. I put one section in each, so I can easily change the background color for all contained text of a column. Now I would like to change the border around these individual columns, so I would need to be able to edit the border color and width of the sections.
This is just a suggestion. If it is not possible to implement this idea, I will still promote the Getwid blocks, because they have helped me tremendously so far!
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dimned
(@dimned)
Hi @spression,
I’m terribly sorry for a delay. At the moment there are no controls for adding border for Section block. I’ve added your request to our list of features and we will notify you if we have any further questions.
As workaround you may use custom classes with roper styles. For example, you may add custom class .block-border with custom styles to Appearance > Customize Additional CSS:
.black-border{
border:2px solid #000;
}
Then add class block-border to the Section block to apply this style.
Thank you for your tip and I’m looking forward to future improvements! 🙂