Colleen Gratzer

I am unable to remove the space between the green and black lines. I want the slider to appear just below the green line under the menu but I can’t seem to get rid of the space. I’ve looked everywhere in the CSS files and tried putting padding and margin to 0 in zillions of places with an !important on them. <sigh>

Can you post a link?

The top of the slider is the black border (which I placed just for explanatory purposes). The green line under the menu is fine. I want to close up the space between that green line and the top of the slider.

I still need help. You can see the spacing in the link above. Thanks, Erik.

In the custom CSS area of the theme or in the CSS of a child theme, try:

.latex { display:inline !important; } or .latex { display:inline-block !important;}

You can turn off the home content boxes in Appearance > Customize > Front Page Content Boxes.

Alternatively, if i could have the sidebar appear where I have a gray box, like this:

https://gratzergraphics.com/screenshot1.jpg

That would work, but I’d need to have this sidebar content be different than the content in the sidebars on the inside pages.

If it’s possible to have the sidebar appear to the right, like on the inside pages, could I just create a new sidebar with its own content that only appears on the home page?

thanks. What is the difference, BTW, between custom-css.php and using styles.css in my child theme?

I need to change the width too. I looked through a lot of files and did not see where to change this. My project requires that this only span three-fourths of the width.

I can’t figure out where to put this. It goes in index.php? Where for it to appear on the page (not a post)?

Also, I added something to functions. Is that correct too?

Thanks!

Thank you so much for the code. ??

Thanks, Farzam. Here is a screenshot of what I was referring to about the home page:

I do not want the home page to say “Home.”

OK. Of course, since i’ve been working on this issue for three days…now that I posted in this forum, I figured it out!

Hello. I am a bit new to WP but I am great at picking up things, including PHP, which i know enough to stay away from or to copy and paste it somewhere, LOL. I just incorporated a blog into my existing website: https://gratzergraphics.com/blog/

The problem is that the “Leave a reply” from the 2012 theme puts that text above the post, which makes no sense. How could you comment before reading a post? If I move that to below the post, the text with the date disappears. I tried the fix mentioned above. I had put it in an h3 tag but it would not appear. Not sure what I’m doing wrong.

FYI: I know HTML and CSS well but don’t program in PHP.