Reduce Space After Header Icon?

Hello Mike,
Last things first:
3. page numbers can be added using simple css. Here is a link on the topic to get you started.
2. to center the print over the text, it depends on the wrapping html and related css, however, this display-page css should point you in the right direction:

.printomatic{
    margin: 0 auto;
}
.printomatictext{
    text-align: center;
}

1. This is a feature offered in print-pro-matic — but CSS can also be used to redefine the icon in the free version.

As for your spacing issues, we’ll need to take a look.
Go ahead and shoot over an email to info [at] twinpictures [dot] de and be sure to include a link back to this thread. We’ll do what we can to point you in the right direction. If you would like more technical support, the pro version does come with a very high level of personal support.

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Got the icon centered and I’m looking into the page numbers.

I’ll send an email with a username and password shortly. In the meantime, here’s a screenshot showing the extra space…

You said:
“If you would like more technical support, the pro version does come with a very high level of personal support.”

Honestly, the help I’ve received from you today already feels like a very high level of personal support. Absolutely amazing! Thanks again!

Mike

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It’s hard to tell from an image, but my guess is that would be related to the padding or margin set for the GL Inspection Learning Path element, or it’s wrapping container. You should be able to right-click on the element and inspect it. Depending on which browser you are using, you should be able to use the inspector to navigate through the html structure and see any related CSS. This will be only the display CSS, of course, it’s a bit tricker to have a browser render the page using the print css … but it absolutely is possible, in Chrome and Firefox, anyway. and knowledge on how is only a quick search away.

I sent the username and password, but after reading your post I figured it out.

It wasn’t the padding or margin that was the issue, but there’s a large banner across the top that I added to the “noprint” class. However, I didn’t add the section to the “noprint” class, so I think it was just adding blank space.

It’s all fixed now and your support was superb! Thanks for everything!

Mike

Huzzah! Issue marked (by yourself) as resolved!