Hi there,
I’m using inline text to concatenate texts from the CMS with comma’s. However, this results in unwanted space between the lines (see screenshot). How can I get rid of this space? Hope someone can help me with this 
Regards,
Sebastiaan
Try using a Custom Code embed instead. Add your field and then a comma within it.
Also, not sure if there is any padding on your credits_item class.
If you have your read only link I can take a look. 
Hi @Drew_Schafer ,
Thanks, that solves it! Do you also know how I can remove the comma after the last item?
Hi @bearlybrave,
Could you please provide us with a Read-only link to your website so we can see what’s happening within your project?
Cheers!
Hi @Drew_Schafer and @mww,
Here’s my Read-only link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/minimal-collective-bb?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=dashboard&utm_content=minimal-collective-bb&preview=1a8d3fc4e6f8197f69b85e28598a47da&workflow=preview. The problem is in the Editorials Template page. Only a few of these pages are filled, so it’s best to check this item: ‘_This is an editorial page and this is the title of the article’ (see the screenshot in my first post).
I also run into another problem related to this. On mobile, the words don’t wrap exactly like I want them to. For instance, ‘Jesse Plum’ is placed on a new line, while ‘Jesse’ should fit behind ‘Elshout,’ (see screenshot). Do you know how to achieve this?
Hi @bearlybrave,
I’m not sure about the wrapping, I don’t think it’s possible considering it’s a separate item and so it doesn’t wrap like a paragraph - I may be wrong though.
As for the comma at the end, I wrote some JS that should fix this:
<script>
const lastItem = document.querySelector(".credits_item:last-child > .w-embed ").innerHTML
const newStr = lastItem.replace(/,/g, '');
document.querySelector(".credits_item:last-child > .w-embed ").innerHTML = newStr
</script>
Please add this to the bottom of Page Settings > Custom Code > Before <body> tag, republish and see if it works for you!
Let me know how you go.
Hi @mww,
Thanks so much, this is exactly what was needed to solve the problem of the last comma.
Have a great day!
Sebastiaan
Hi @mww,
1,5 week ago I posted an issue that I think you might also have the solution for, as it looks a bit similar as the problem above. I would really appreciate it if you would take a look at it. Here’s the link to the topic:
Hope to hear from you!