naigotsoul

Hi I’d also like to decrease the gap between the posts and the menu on the posts page. I’m an intermediate coder I just can’t seem to figure out the right combo to do it and would greatly appreciate a nudge in the write direction

thanks,

naima

I had the same pref but its a simple fix

head to the editor tab in appearance and go into the theme functions php tab.

Once you’re there, simply locate this piece of code: #menu .menu > ul > li > .children, #menu .menu > li > .sub-menu { border-top: 1px solid <?php echo $highlightColor; ?>; }
.gt-800 #blog-title a:after { content: “<?php _e(‘Home’, ‘fluxipress’); ?>”; }

highlight it, then delete it. Save your file and boom it’s gone.

Brad,

THAT WAS EXACTLY IT! Thanks so much!!!!!!!

quillian1 THANKS so much! good to know ironically its only occuring on certain posts within the TV and Ent categories of my site.. curious…

Thanks so much for the tip!!!

THANKYOU! redefined the width and it worked!!!!

the correct element is:

.site-header img

I applied the suggested code and it didn’t move the item center at all. The height and width properties also distorted the image dimensions.

I’m sorry this is not resolved I never heard back about suggestions on the code

yes

https://www.swaytheblog.com/

I’m under the Edit CSS panel

Thankyou

In the edit CSS panel. Though I had to go into the advanced code to pull the proper classes because before I didn’t have them identified correctly.

.header-image {
margin-top: 24px;
margin-top: 2.4rem;
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
height: 300px;
width: 300px; }

and still no luck…

.header-image {
margin-top: 24px;
margin-top: 2.4rem;
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto }

placed this into the CSS as directed by the link. But its still not working. Do we need to identify the source img and if so what does that format look like…? src..?

Thanks for your help btw if you couldn’t tell we’re novices to editing CSS lol

#header {
align: center;
{

.header-img {
align: center;
}

We went to the CSS panel not sure if that was the correct spot or not as well…