Extra Line Space

  • I’ve created a child theme and made some modifications to Twenty Ten that allows the home page to show excerpts and thumbnails from my Posts.

    There is an extra line of space between the Title of the post and the start of the excerpt.

    Please see: https://mpilla.com/pcm-artsmart/

    How do I remove that extra space? When I view the source code I can see a paragraph tag <p> How do I remove that?

    Thanks for all your help

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  • @uberpilla,

    I just went through your site . But unfortunately I couldnt find any UGLY space between the TITLE OF THE POST and the start of the ARTICLE . I even looked the source code but couldnt find that <p> tag you’re talking .

    But, i suggest, use MOZZILA FIREFOX developer tools ( inbuilt to browser ) or CHROME developer tools ( inbuilt to browser ) to view the source code . Using those tools you can find out the exact place where such tags / codes are written . Then just edit the file .

    Most commonly such case can be exists in HEADER.PHP and STYLE.CSS . Just by viewing the source code, find the exact LINE where this GAP is written ( that may be a PADDING or MARGIN ) and then find in which file it’s written ( most of the times STYLE.CSS ) and go to that LINE, you will find the value for that gap ( ex. 20px ) . Then just make it as you want .

    Thanks,
    Mebox .

    Thread Starter uberpilla

    (@uberpilla)

    This is weird…

    When I look at the source code, I can clearly see extra paragraph tags and the tags for styling text in ital:


    <p></p>
    <p>
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    It is not in the original post’s HTML. Since it does not exist in any of the styles, how do I remove it? What put it there in the first place?

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