jrlorson

Hi – so sorry. I discovered your email buried in my Inbox. The developer did respond to me via email with a solution (below). I used both options: I changed the Space option under the breadcrumbs; and I also searched the code for the exact phrase in # 2 (instead of using Custom CSS), then changed the # px until I got (approximately) the spacing I wanted.

Hope this helps.
Jennifer

1. You can go to Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Breadcrumbs – option Space.

2. Custom CSS
Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Others – option Custom CSS

use a custom css code like this

.content{
padding-top: 20px;
}

Yes, thank you very much! I’m able to add fields now. Thank you also for the quick response.

Sorry, I made a mistake – the slider “menu” is here:
https://sweetpalettecakes.com/cakegallery/

Thanks very much for your reply. No, actually, I haven’t done anything different at all.

Hi – I’m leaving the template blank and specifying 5 columns, but still getting only 1 column in all my galleries. It seems to be the same / similar issue as above. Any advice / info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for this thread – I’ll keep checking to see if this is resolved here.

I’m not sure anymore that the problem is Yoast. I deactivated all my plugins, reactivated Yoast, then re-activated each plugin, one by one. It appears the problem may actually be Jetpack, though I’m not 100% sure of this.

I have the same issue. It completely locked up both my site and the admin panel. When I deactivate it, everything comes back on line.

The latest update fixed the error, plus tightened up much of the empty space. It looks great now! Thank you so much for all your help, and thanks again for an awesome theme!

Hi again – this code is what I paste and save. When I first paste it, the error message at first is:
Unexpected token ‘&’ at line 3, col. 18. Expected RBRACE at line 3, col. 24

.hentry:before,
.hentry:after {
content: "";
display: table;
}
.hentry:after {
clear: both;
}

And after I save it, the code and message change. The error message changes to:
Unexpected token ‘&’ at line 3, col. 11 – and the code changes to:
.hentry:before,
.hentry:after {
content: "
display: table;
}

.hentry:after {
clear: both;
}

I hope that makes sense. Thank you.

I mean CSS Stylesheet editor (though I’m sure you know that)….

Hi – I pasted the code in the Appearance / Edit CSS / Appearance Stylesheet Editor. I deactivated all my plugins and tried again – no luck.
Thanks again –

Also – I tried to paste the code into Edit CSS, and got an error message at Line 3: “Unexpected token ‘&’ at line 3, col. 14.”

Thank you so much! I’m so glad at least this one element wasn’t my error! ?? I just don’t know where on the style.css to paste the code – could you please advise me?

Firebug is awesome! I see now that I had the right idea – I reduced the margin, border, padding etc. in the stylesheet. But I reduced them all to 0. I can’t seem to change them back. If I have not luck with the child theme, I will post it on jobs.wordpress.net (which I’d never heard of!).

Thanks so much again for your help, and for a GREAT theme!

You’re right – I’m sure I messed things up somehow. I’d love to keep the theme – it’s the only one that really looks how I want it, and also looks decent on a variety of mobile browsers.

If you could just please help me tighten up the padding spaces throughout the theme (on style sheet?) and fix the page that I messed up, I would be very grateful.
Should I make a child theme first?

https://sweetpalettecakes.com (tighten all empty padding spaces to a minimum, but not have any elements touch each other)
https://sweetpalettecakes.com/gallery/ (skewed ribbon and text background – I’m sure I did this)

Thanks so much for any / all help.

Thank you, that clarifies a lot. I did look at the validation and it looks like a mess, 32 errors. I haven’t a clue how to even go about fixing those – I don’t even know which are important and which are trivial, or even which I caused. I am going to shop around for another theme – I love Vintage Camera, but I can’t devote the time needed to fix it.

Thanks again – I do appreciate the time volunteers take to help me out. I’ve had some very nice people help me here.