Looks like you copied a second row into the parent row, from what I can tell. Either move it outside of the second row, or instead, just copy the columns you need inside the parent row.
The div class is exactly the same for the rows above and below as its directly copy pasted from the beginning of the segment to the end (<!-- CHARACTER # --> to </div></div>). If you meant something else please let me know. I copied directly fromt he 3rd & 4th characters of the code, and the only things edited are names and images so I dont think anything is missing
You're missing a </div> at the end of the fourth character's row, add it back in right above the start of the new character's row and see if it works as normal!
Looks like you copied a second row into the parent row, from what I can tell. Either move it outside of the second row, or instead, just copy the columns you need inside the parent row.
1 year, 11 months ago
I tried your suggestion and unfortunately it didnt resolve the spacing issue
1 year, 11 months ago
make sure that "mb-3" is added the class of the row that belongs to the one above where there is no gap.
1 year, 11 months ago
The div class is exactly the same for the rows above and below as its directly copy pasted from the beginning of the segment to the end (<!-- CHARACTER # --> to </div></div>). If you meant something else please let me know. I copied directly fromt he 3rd & 4th characters of the code, and the only things edited are names and images so I dont think anything is missing
1 year, 11 months ago
You're missing a </div> at the end of the fourth character's row, add it back in right above the start of the new character's row and see if it works as normal!
1 year, 11 months ago
That worked! Thanks so much for the help!
EDIT Spoke too soon - that fixed the spacing issue but it broke the entire page qwq
1 year, 11 months ago Edited 8:36 pm