Dec 11, 20178:36 AM - edited Dec 11, 20178:38 AM
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If @Gonzalo's solution didn't work and you just can't find it, as a last resort use a parent class with the id of the widget and write a new line of css to correct it.
Dec 11, 20178:36 AM - edited Dec 11, 20178:38 AM
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SOLVE
If @Gonzalo's solution didn't work and you just can't find it, as a last resort use a parent class with the id of the widget and write a new line of css to correct it.
Thanks for the response. I did a CSS fix before posting the question. I am extremely anti-workaround and hoped to resolve this so as not to trip someone else up in the future.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I didn't see any styles in that part of the editor but we'll go through each element and click "clear" just to confirm.