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Just one thing. I need to move the CSS out in the theme additional CSS so that I don't have to add it in all the archive templates. I added the following CSS, but it won't work from there:
But as soon as I add it back in the archive template CSS, it starts working.
Am I missing something?
I also thought to add a CSS class to the container "tb-container-equal-height" so that the above CSS would work only for containers having this class, but I can't get to it.
I've seen where you've added the tb-container-equal-height class. The css should work regardless of where its added however can you let me know where you're proposing the add the css so that it affects all your archives ?
This way I can test and see why its not working as intended.
Actually, there was an unclosed CSS bracket in the Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS which was creating a problem. Gladly, I figured it out and everything is working perfectly fine.
Unfortunately I was not able to get the equal heights setup to work with the links you've sent. The main reason is that these items rely on a specific html structure where we are not able to replicate with a block view given that it has auto generated html blocks.
Using the minimum height css seems to be the best approach currently.