/*
Theme Name: Astra Child
Theme URI: https://wpastra.com/
Template: astra
Author: Brainstorm Force
Author URI: https://wpastra.com/about/?utm_source=theme_preview&utm_medium=author_link&utm_campaign=astra_theme
Description: Astra is fast, fully customizable &amp; beautiful WordPress theme suitable for blog, personal portfolio, business website and WooCommerce storefront. It is very lightweight (less than 50KB on frontend) and offers unparalleled speed. Built with SEO in mind, Astra comes with Schema.org code integrated and is Native AMP ready so search engines will love your site. It offers special features and templates so it works perfectly with all page builders like Elementor, Beaver Builder, Visual Composer, SiteOrigin, Divi, etc. Some of the other features: # WooCommerce Ready # Responsive # RTL &amp; Translation Ready # Extendible with premium addons # Regularly updated # Designed, Developed, Maintained &amp; Supported by Brainstorm Force. Looking for a perfect base theme? Look no further. Astra is fast, fully customizable and WooCommerce ready theme that you can use for building any kind of website!
Tags: custom-menu,custom-logo,entertainment,one-column,two-columns,left-sidebar,e-commerce,right-sidebar,custom-colors,editor-style,featured-images,full-width-template,microformats,post-formats,rtl-language-support,theme-options,threaded-comments,translation-ready,blog
Version: 3.7.7.1646084653
Updated: 2022-02-28 21:44:13

*/

/* Footer "About Us" widget: each block (heading, paragraph, each document link) is its own
   separate widget entry (needed so the Widgets screen shows/edits each one individually,
   instead of hiding everything but the first block behind one bundled entry). Astra adds
   42px margin-bottom between separate widgets by default — undo that here so the original
   tight rhythm holds regardless of how many widgets the content is split across. */
[data-section="sidebar-widgets-footer-widget-1"] .widget {
	margin-bottom: 0;
}

/* The File blocks used for certificate/permit downloads also pull in wp-block-library's
   default 1.5em bottom margin per file row (wider than the original tightly-packed list)
   and a 0.8em font-size on the block itself (smaller than the original plain links, which
   inherited the widget's normal text size). Restore both. */
[data-section="sidebar-widgets-footer-widget-1"] div.wp-block-file {
	margin: 0 0 4px;
	/* wp-block-library's own `.wp-block-file:not(.wp-element-button){font-size:.8em}` rule
	   ties this selector's specificity and prints after it. Adding the element type here
	   (matching the actual rendered <div class="wp-block-file">) outranks that rule outright,
	   so no !important is needed. */
	font-size: 1em;
}

