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Too Much Space between blocks

  • Hello, I apologize for going over a topic but i went through all of the posts on this subject and I still don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. I know it something simple too but that doesn’t really matter when you can’t see it. On my homepage between the Pricing Container and the Gallery there is too much white space. I have added a container like suggested for someone else. I tried adding negative spacing. https://thismy401k.com/ Thank you in advance. It’s the one of the few remaining issues left on my site and now that I’m down this rabbit hole, Perfection is the only alternative.

    This would be listed as a Part II (decided to go back and edit original post)

    I am trying to recreate a feature like the buttons on this website here : https://beatsbymantra.com/licensing

    Under “why pick this license” The button changes to a post that lives in the same rental space as the license description. Flat out, I just don’t know how to do this. If you tell me or point me to the write documentation to generate that feature, I would be greatly obliged. Thank You.

  • Hello.

    The gbp-section global style has 7rem top and bottom padding. This is applied to your pricing container and the gallery container below it creating a combined gap of 14rem. You need to override either the bottom padding of your pricing container or the top padding of the gallery container with a lower value, even a zero one.

    Is that clear?

  • Yes. That makes sense. I will fix it. Thanks.

  • Ok, no problem!

  • Hello,

    Having an issue controlling the spacing at the top of a page again. This time its just a container so I can’t find out where to control the padding. https://thismy401k.com/the-hits/

  • Can you show me a screenshot of the spacing you are referring to?

    You can upload to https://postimages.org/ and share the link with me.

  • Hello,

    https://postimg.cc/jWwrFVyv

    The area above the headphones. It feels like a padding setting but I am only using a container — unless containers have a global setting I don’t know about.

  • Hello,

    Yeah, there is a padding of 50px on the outer container set in the Appearance -> Customize -> Layout -> Content Padding.

    To reduce that top padding for that particular page, you would need to enter some CSS, something like this:

    .page-id-8740 .inside-article {
        padding-top: 20px;
    }
  • https://postimg.cc/4nt3M7pD

    I added this but no effect. Did I do the page Id wrong ? cuz I don’t know how to find that. I put the CSS under Additional CSS.

  • You seen to have a space at 5px, like this 5 px. Can you correct that?

  • Respect. Thanks.

  • Ok, glad it’s working!

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