WPBakery Mobile Margin Fix

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### 1. **Check Column Settings**
– Open the WPBakery editor for the page.
– Select the column with the margin issue.
– Look for the **Responsive Options** tab in the column settings.
– Check if a margin or padding is explicitly set for the mobile breakpoint.
– If so, adjust or remove it.

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### 2. **Custom CSS in WPBakery**
If the column has custom classes or inline styles, inspect these using your browser's developer tools:
1. Right-click on the column in question and select **Inspect**.
2. Look for any CSS rules applying margin or padding to the column for mobile breakpoints (e.g., `@media` queries).
3. If found, either remove the styles from the backend or override them with custom CSS.

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### 3. **Global Row/Column Margins**
Sometimes WPBakery applies default margins/paddings to rows or columns. To override:
1. Go to **WPBakery Settings** → **Design Options**.
2. Adjust the default column margin or padding settings, if necessary.

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### 4. **Add Custom CSS**
If the above steps don’t resolve the issue, you can add custom CSS to your theme or the page:
1. Navigate to **WPBakery Page Settings** or **Theme Customizer** → **Additional CSS**.
2. Add a rule like this:

@media (max-width: 768px) {
       .vc_column-gap-class { /* Replace with your column's class */
           margin-top: 0 !important; /* Adjust as needed */
       }
   }

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### 5. **Disable Unnecessary Margins/Paddings**
– Check for spacing settings in **Rows** or **Inner Columns**. WPBakery often adds default gaps to ensure spacing consistency.
– Edit the row settings and set the **Row Gap** or **Column Gap** to `No Gap` for the mobile breakpoint.

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### 6. **Test in Mobile Preview**
– WPBakery provides a mobile preview mode. Use this to verify that the changes are effective and consistent across breakpoints.

If the issue persists, feel free to share specific details (like the page's structure or a live link), and I can help with a targeted solution!