reduce padding above Cover block – “Saving Failed”

  • Resolved janelwashere

    (@janelwashere)


    1 year, 5 months ago

    Hi guys!

    I’m using Twenty Twenty Three

    I go to Template Parts – Header

    I figured out how to put a “Cover” but there’s a space above it where my background shows. I want the cover to be right at the top of the page.

    So I click the Cover block, then Styles – Layout

    and reduce the Padding to zero

    That’s exactly what I want it to look like.

    But when I hit Save, it has a pink bar and says Saving Failed.(Other changes save properly)

    Any idea what I should do?

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  • Moderator jordesign

    (@jordesign)

    Hi @janelwashere,

    It sounds like there’s a couple of things going on there. The ‘Saving Failed’ is definitely a bit of an odd one. To be honest I’m not sure why that is happening – but we may get around it by addressing the other item.

    In terms of the padding that shows at the top of the site – that is likely coming from the theme itself – as it has some padding at the top og the overall site.

    In your screenshot – you do seem to be in the section that handles Layout for the whole site (you get there in the Site Editor by clicking the Styles button and then going to Layout).

    Although the slider for the top and bottom padding is to the left – that actually means it has the default value, rather than 0. So if you manually enter ‘0’ into that field for the padding – it should remove it.

    Could you please give that a try and let me know how it goes?

    Thread Starter janelwashere

    (@janelwashere)

    I tried it, but unfortunately same results. I think the “Saving Failed” is really the issue. And I haven’t found anything to help with that. Thanks though.

    I’m thinking I’ll try one of those quick free WordPress test sites and see if the error can be duplicated, or if it’s just my install. It’s relatively new with only have two plugins anyway. Hmm.

    Thread Starter janelwashere

    (@janelwashere)

    Update, found someone with similar problem who said:

    “Seems like this problem is common on people hosting the website on Dreamhost. Disabling “Web Application Firewall” on Dreamhost panel solves this problem.”

    And that is exactly what the problem was. Turned that off and now it works as it should, and the site looks the way I want it to (using the slider works now)

    I’d love to <insert primal scream>

    But aside from that, I’m happy now ??

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