When making Page / Post template from different blocks, and maybe blocks plus content area above or under blocks, Themler add some strange "bd-empty-grid-item" class between blocks, and via JS calculation gives it some "height", spacing. It is most visible in Firefox when you give all those custom blocks (controls) background-color. It is not visible in Chrome, despite spacing is still there. Chrome push block to each other and space is not visibile.
Now, why Firefox reacts this way ?
It could be very big issue in some cases when User decide to build Page template from different controls, blocks, and not native Post content control.
What is giving "bd-empty-grid-item" class ? And how to reduce spacing, remove JS generated inline "height".
I did not check how it looks in Edge, Firefox shows it wrong. Or maybe Chrome shows it wrong and Firefox OK.
When making Page / Post template from different blocks, and maybe blocks plus content area above or under blocks, Themler add some strange "bd-empty-grid-item" class between blocks, and via JS calculation gives it some "height", spacing. It is most visible in Firefox when you give all those custom blocks (controls) background-color. It is not visible in Chrome, despite spacing is still there. Chrome push block to each other and space is not visibile.
Now, why Firefox reacts this way ?
It could be very big issue in some cases when User decide to build Page template from different controls, blocks, and not native Post content control.
What is giving "bd-empty-grid-item" class ? And how to reduce spacing, remove JS generated inline "height".
I did not check how it looks in Edge, Firefox shows it wrong. Or maybe Chrome shows it wrong and Firefox OK.
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