• In Theme Options/Main Setting I set Top and Bottom Spacing for the Logo. Presumably that adjusts the height of the Header. How can I adjust the spacing top and bottom on the Footer items. Trying to cut down the height of the Footer.
    thanks,
    wade

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  • hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Hey, for starters try this:

    #containerfooter {
    padding-top: 0px;
    }

    If that’s not enough post a link and I can help further:)
    Hannah

    Thread Starter WadeKeller

    (@wadekeller)

    Thanks but just what do I do….cut and paste where? Then maybe I’ll know next time.

    The link is RG77.net

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Just paste it into your custom css box in appearance > theme options > advanced settings. You can add this too:

    .footercredits {
    padding-top: 0;
    padding-bottom: 0;
    }

    Hannah

    Thread Starter WadeKeller

    (@wadekeller)

    OK, on trial and error on those two html in the css box……I must have both in the box.

    Now next plugin to post in the box do I just add the next one and save them all….OR replace the old ones with the new one?
    thanks,
    wade

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Sorry, I don’t understand the question. Both codes I gave you can post in your custom css box. That will shrink your footer. I’m not sure what this has to do with plugins?

    Thread Starter WadeKeller

    (@wadekeller)

    My fault not explaining well.

    When I want to enter in the css box and there is already something in the css box, do I

    a) delete the old in the css box and put in the new….Save
    or..
    b) just scroll down to the end of what’s in the css box and then put in the new.

    Maybe what happens the css box is an entry to tack the html to the virtue premium software. Once added to the software it doesn’t need to remain in the entry css box. Is that right?

    thanks,
    wade

    You add to it. Don’t delete stuff unless you don’t want it.

    Kadence Themes

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