Additional Line Break After Sub Bullet Point

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I’m using the carousel timeline feature and in the “Learn More” portion of the text, when I use a sub bullet point (under a main bullet), there is an extra line break after the sub point that it will not let me remove. It would be great to have consistency in the line breaks on a bulleted list. Thanks for considering!

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Hi there, @user27891 :waving_hand:

Could you please specify your widget ID? I’ll be happy to check if anything can be done :slightly_smiling_face:

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Hi Max,

Thanks for the reply! Here’s my widget ID: 0628a744-ae1e-4e60-86d0-80cc784f78de

Here’s the link to it as well: https://0628a744ae1e4e6086d080cc784f78de.elf.site/

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Thank you!

I don’t see the line break between main and the sub bullet now:

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Could you please double-check it?

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Nice! I’m not seeing the line break anymore when I view the timeline in Elfsight, but am still seeing the line break while embedded in the page on our website (New Essential Experiences | GAR Foundation). I did a hard refresh on my page in my browser.

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I’ve added this code to the Custom CSS field on the Settings tab of your widget’s settings:

.event-card-layout__Text-sc-233a7586-3 ul {
  margin-bottom: 0!important;
}

Please check it out and let me know if everything is fine now :slightly_smiling_face:

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Yes! This is perfect. Thanks so much for your swift help.

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Awesome! You’re always welcome :wink:

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This might require a separate topic post, but I would love to see a transparent background color option on the carousels so I could better align with my organization’s website brand style colors when content blocks aren’t white.

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Sure! I’ve added this CSS code that applies the color of your website design to the carousel background:

[class*="Background__Overlay-sc"] {
  background-color: #e2ebed!important ;
}

Check your website and let me know if you like the result :wink:

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You are the best! This is exactly why I subscribed recently. Your responsivness to needed tweaks on our end has been so impressive. We really appreciate it.

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Wow, thanks a ton for your kind words, really appreciate that :heart:

If anything else comes up in the future, we’re always here to help!

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