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Well, if you mean the Text Block in the WPBakery Page Builder then just select the text that you want to be centered and align it vertically like on the following screenshot:
I need vertical centering. If you look at the attached screenshot you see some text lines and an image. Ideal whoudl be to auto scale the text so it always fills the text block.
Centering vertical is the other option but then still a lot of unused space is in the text block
I'm so sorry for the delay. And I apologize for misunderstanding your original question - I must have been in a rush and automatically thought of a horizontal centering.
Filling the entire block with the text (so the line height adjusts in order to fill out the entire column height) is a pretty complex task - definitely not possible with pure CSS. What you can indeed do is to vertically center the content of the column. Just edit the particular row settings and change the content position to middle:
How can I set for a Textblok that text will be vertical centered ?
I think some custom css, hope someone can help me to achieve this
Hello there,
Well, if you mean the Text Block in the WPBakery Page Builder then just select the text that you want to be centered and align it vertically like on the following screenshot:
https://d.pr/i/yJI3hm
Kind Regards,
Veented Team
Yes, it's about the WPbackery Pagebuilder.
What you describe is centering horizontaly.
I need vertical centering. If you look at the attached screenshot you see some text lines and an image. Ideal whoudl be to auto scale the text so it always fills the text block.
Centering vertical is the other option but then still a lot of unused space is in the text block
Hi again,
I'm so sorry for the delay. And I apologize for misunderstanding your original question - I must have been in a rush and automatically thought of a horizontal centering.
Filling the entire block with the text (so the line height adjusts in order to fill out the entire column height) is a pretty complex task - definitely not possible with pure CSS. What you can indeed do is to vertically center the content of the column. Just edit the particular row settings and change the content position to middle:
https://d.pr/i/VRBBJD
Kind Regards,
Veented Team
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