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[SOLVED] Problem with header padding
- dillydally
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This is my third attempt to submit this to the forum and I truly do not understand why it keeps disappearing.
My question is how to change the padding space in the heading, I have used Firebug and adjusting the css but that didn't help at all as any changes I made did not adjust the space. You will see from the image that the logo and banner have quite a lot of space and I would like to minimise this, at least slightly to improve the top space. Can you provide me with what I need to change to affect this padding space.
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My question is how to change the padding space in the heading, I have used Firebug and adjusting the css but that didn't help at all as any changes I made did not adjust the space. You will see from the image that the logo and banner have quite a lot of space and I would like to minimise this, at least slightly to improve the top space. Can you provide me with what I need to change to affect this padding space.
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1.) Which padding? Better screenshot with marked part of the padding
2.) Live Url please
2.) Live Url please
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Attachment padding.jpg not found
The arrows show the padding area that I am referring to ... above and below the banner and logo.
Url = www.surfnpaddle.com
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Hi there,
the gap is a margin. You can analyze it with a Browser, watch the video howto:
www.joomlaplates.com/template-customizing
In your way you have to add this code below to your file: css/custom.css
the gap is a margin. You can analyze it with a Browser, watch the video howto:
www.joomlaplates.com/template-customizing
In your way you have to add this code below to your file: css/custom.css
.tm-headerbar {
margin-bottom: 0;
margin-top: 0;
}
Attachment headerbar-2-3.jpg not found
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Replied by dillydally on topic [SOLVED] Problem with header padding
Posted 8 years 7 months ago #13222
Problem solved.
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