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  • It is the shadow image behind the nav bar – go to ul#navigation in the style.css to adjust the bottom-padding or its height.
    I’m dont have the theme’s style here right now or I would post code.

    https://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/wp-content/themes/mystique/style.css (line 206):

    .shadow-right {
    background: url(“images/shadow.png”) no-repeat scroll right bottom transparent;
    padding-bottom: 32px;
    position: relative;
    }

    Change padding-bottom to 0.

    Thread Starter porkchop_001

    (@porkchop_001)

    Thanks heaps guys – much appreciated. Can’t believe it was right under my nose the whole time. I must have looked at that CSS section over 20 or so times without noticing that ??

    Thanks! ??

    I know this post is old, but I tried this out on my site and the gap is still there. I am just starting out learning this stuff so I am confused why it would work for one user and not on mine. Thanks!

    https://www.naqproductions.com/darksun

    Nate

    Though this is marked as resolved, I would still like to chime in with an easier, more persistent approach:
    Instead of doing the modifications in the style.ccs file, its better to apply the changes in the “Appearance” -“Mystique Settings” – “User CSS” field. Modifications to styles done here will override the core styles, and will stay on upgrades.

    I added the following to my User CSS:

    /* Remove "wasted" space from header area Mystique settings - User CSS */
    #site-title{padding:1em 0 0.0em 0;}
    #site-title #logo {line-height : 0;}
    #header .shadow-right {padding-bottom: 0px;}

    For more modifications you might want to look at my wordpress fixes…

    Hey thanks! I used it and tweaked it a little because as is the title text got crushed off the top of the screen some, but I found a way to edit a little and fix it. Thanks a ton!

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