ScrumptiousBunsUK

Thank you, that did the trick for removing the space above the feature image on the homepage only… I really have very little knowledge about editing code but I seem to have managed lots with the help of this forum – phew!

Are you able to offer suggestion for aligning the page titles with the body copy underneath please? This only happens on Default Template Pages… please see https://www.scrumptiousbunscakeschool.co.uk/how-to-order/faqs/

Ideally, I would prefer the body copy to move over slightly to the right to align with the page title above…

Many thanks, Sx

Hannes, when I use your code, it does remove the page titles but it leaves a white box over my feature image… any suggestions please?

Thanks, Sx

Sorry to get on the end of this… I’m trying to remove my padding too… when I added

@media screen and (min-width: 673px) {
     .content-area {padding-top: 0px !important;}
}

it removed space from all other pages, so now the titles are squashed at the tops…

https://www.scrumptiousbunscakeschool.co.uk

Any ideas please?

Sx

** please note… I change the margin to be 0px !!

I’ve worked this out… this is the code that I copied from the original style.css

.widget {
	font-size: 14px;
	-webkit-hyphens: auto;
	-moz-hyphens:    auto;
	-ms-hyphens:     auto;
	hyphens:         auto;
	line-height: 1.2857142857;
	margin-bottom: 48px;
	width: 100%;
	word-wrap: break-word;
}

and I pasted this portion into my child style.css

.widget {
	margin-bottom: 0px;
}

I know nothing about code, but it looked like it was worth a try… It worked!!!!! ?? Now I can control the spacing with padding my graphics individually ??

I’ve been trying to remove the padding between my widgets too, tried your method above… on installing Fourteen Extended I ended up with a white page where my website used to be… I deleted it via ftp and, hey presto, the website was fine again… must be a faulty plug in ??

Fabulous, it worked… thank you very much.

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Thank you Slobodan… just re doing it all as a Child Theme, then will give it a go… wish I knew about the Child Theme thing before I’d edited it all and made it pretty!

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It’s working a treat, thank you ??

Will close this post now, you’ve been very helpful…

Sx

Thank you… have followed instructions from your link and made my child theme, just searching for a mac friendly text editor that gives me a compare function! Am I correct in thinking that I only add the edited bits of code to the twentyfourteen-child style.css?

It’s starting to make sense now ?? Fingers crossed it works.

Thank you so much for your help… have a lovely Sunday ??

I’ve tried to download notepad++ but it seems to be for Windows and I’m running OS X 10.8.5.

Just tried to use Mac Text Edit but there are no ‘compare’ functions.

Don’t suppose you know of a OS X text editor that does the same as notepad++ do you please?

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Thank you… that sounds like a plan I may be able to handle!

You are correct, I made all the modifications within the original style.css – although the changes were mainly colour changes of backgrounds and text… and a bit of spacing change for the width of the main pages… it may not be as difficult as I first thought.

In order to make the child theme, do I need the entire content from the original theme within the child theme folder – eg. duplicate original theme folder and simply rename twentyfourteen_child? Or do I only need the files that I’ve edited, ie. style.css

I’ve backed up the entire /blog files via ftp so I suppose if I mess it up I have that to fall back on…

Thanks again… Sx