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Sep 3

Supreme Text Notation – Padding, margin, and width behave inconsistently in Builder

There are multiple layout-related issues when working with the Supreme Text Notation module in Divi Supreme Pro v5.0.0-beta.13 and Divi Theme v5.0.0-public-alpha.22. These bugs affect the module’s positioning and alignment inside the Builder. 1. 📏 Left/Right Padding Moves Notation Element Independently - When adjusting left or right padding under Design > Spacing > Padding, it only affects the notation effect (e.g. circle, box), not the position of the text or the full module. - This causes the notation to shift away from the text, breaking visual alignment. - In contrast, top and bottom padding work as expected, pushing the whole module vertically. 2. ➖ Left/Right Margin Has No Effect - Changing left or right margin under Design > Spacing > Margin has no visible effect on the module. - Top and bottom margin appear to work normally. 3. 📐 Sizing Options (Width/Max Width) Behave Erratically - Adjusting Width or Max Width in Design > Sizing causes the module to behave inconsistently: -- It shifts unexpectedly and does not stay centered. -- Max Width percentages do not visually reflect accurately. -- Layouts can break when trying to use responsive or percentage-based widths. Steps to Reproduce: - Add a Supreme Text Notation module. - Fill in text in Before, Notation, and After text. - In Design > Spacing, try changing left/right padding and margin. - In Design > Sizing, change the Width and Max Width settings to 50%, 80%, etc. Observe: - Padding moves the effect but not the full text block. - Margin has no effect. - Width settings push the element in unpredictable directions. Expected Behavior: - Padding should move the full content and styling as one unit. - Margin should affect the full module’s position in the layout. - Width and max-width should control the entire block consistently, without shifting content unexpectedly. Actual Behavior: - Padding only affects the visual effect (e.g. circle). - Margin is ignored. - Width causes layout misalignment or strange shifts. Environment: - Divi Supreme Pro: v5.0.0-beta.13 - Divi Theme: v5.0.0-public-alpha.22 - WordPress: Latest version - Browser: Chrome - OS: Windows
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Sep 5, 2025

Hi David, I do see the issue when using Padding, the text moves but not the notation effect, the notation effect just need a quick refresh, simply changes any value in the module settings -> Notation settings, and the effect will refresh and it will appear fine, see this video: https://streamable.com/giuy2m Hope that helps!