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Problem: I have a custom post type called "Activities" and I'm using Divi. When I check the Activity post on the front-end of the site, it appears to be cut off. Only half of the post appears.
Solution: Add some custom CSS that overrides the activity post height from Divi:
.single-activities .activities {
height: inherit;
}
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Last updated by 6 years, 7 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
WordPress automatically applies the class "activities" to this post, because this is the custom post type slug. Please look at the attached screenshot. You can see that I have disabled the "height" attribute on the "activities" class in the browser developer tools, and the post returns to full height. It appears that this height style is defined in your theme's style.css file. It's not something Toolset can control, but I can help you override it.
Go to wp-admin > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and paste the following code:
.single-activities .activities {
height: inherit;
}
This should override your theme's height styles applied to the "activities" CSS class, but only on the single Activity pages. Other pages should not be affected.
