hmm 🤔 i believe themes apply !importants to paddings when set in the wysiwyg editor.
@JVallejo7 I believe the only way around it is to make sure your custom css declarations sit at the bottom of the others in the head if there is any. Like @dennisedson had mentioned you might need to make your css classes more specific in the footer partial. Let me know if that works @JVallejo7
But can i change the padding modifications in some place to change the padding later inside wysiwyg editor? Like my own spacer module. It changes the height in function of the viewport