Hi gang! I've spent half the day getting stumped by what seems like such a small thing. But bizarrely I've also had a hard time finding solutions anywhere online!
So the gist is, I'm building a site using Neve as the theme. Right up at the top of the page, I just want two columns spread full width across the page; one will have an image, one will have text. I'd originally set out to do this with Otter Blocks' "Section," but I found that failed because there's no way to make the columns equal height.
WordPress/Gutenberg's default column block has no trouble equalizing the column height, so I've tried that. But frustratingly, it inserts a little gap between the two columns. This should be trivially easy to eliminate, but how? I made an attempt with CSS. I added this to the custom CSS page:
.no-margin {
margin: 0px;
}
And then tagged each column with "no-margin" in the "additional CSS classes" field. The behavior didn't change.
I feel like there's gotta be something simple I'm missing, but stumped trying to figure it out! Obliged for any assistance anyone can give!