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  • Use this css code –

    div.page_head.hide_mob_headerimg {
      min-height:120px ; /*adjust your height accordingly*/
    }

    Thread Starter yllw98stng

    (@yllw98stng)

    Unfortunately, that doesn’t appear to make any difference. I tried 120px and 60px and it didn’t change at all.

    Theme Author OptimizerWP

    (@layerthemes)

    @yllw98stng
    Go to Customize > Miscellaneous > Custom CSS and add this:

    body .page_head .pagetitle_wrap {margin: 20px auto;}

    Thread Starter yllw98stng

    (@yllw98stng)

    Perfect! Thanks!

    Thread Starter yllw98stng

    (@yllw98stng)

    Actually, that appears to fix the issue in Firefox. But, In IE, it vertically centers the text within the number of pixels specified, but still adds a huge gray bar at the bottom.

    Thread Starter yllw98stng

    (@yllw98stng)

    I found that by using both of the above commands, I was able to fix this issue in both IE and Firefox. Here is the final code:

    body .page_head .pagetitle_wrap {margin: 10px auto;}
    div.page_head.hide_mob_headerimg {
    min-height:60px ;}

    @layerthemes
    Hello, I am trying to do the exact same thing as yllw98stng; however, when I enter the code provided above, all it achieves is decreasing the margin between the top of the header and the header text; it does not decrease the height of the header block itself. Any suggestions? Thanks!

    Theme Author OptimizerWP

    (@layerthemes)

    Hi

    Can you please post your site address here?

    Thnaks

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