Space Between Ending Post and Post Title

Try editing style.css and changing:

.post {
margin:0 0 40px;
}

to:

.post {
margin:0;
}

esmi,

That piece of code does not exist in my style.css sheet. This is the only thing that is listed in the sheet along with .post

.post {
line-height: 1.6em;
}

Any other suggestions? I am using the HalfTone theme for WordPress if that helps any.

Thomas

That piece of code does not exist in my style.css sheet.

Yes it does. I extracted it from your site.

esmi,

You are correct. I only looked at the first .post code, not the one that actually dealt with posts. Thanks for your help! The problem in now fixed.

I also have a couple more questions that you may be able to help me with.

First, when my post titles must go to the second line, the bottom part jumbles in slightly with the top part. What area of code would I need to fix? (I don’t have any currently that jumble – I can make one longer to show you an example if you need it)

Second, if you will notice on a couple of my posts (the first post does this), at the bottom the “no comments” link is on nearly the same plain as the last line of my post. Is there any way to add extra padding to the “no comment” part so that I never have to worry about it mixing with my post content?

Thomas

What area of code would I need to fix?

From your description, I think you’d need to increases the line-height on the post title tags.

Is there any way to add extra padding to the “no comment” part so that I never have to worry about it mixing with my post content?

Not easily, no. Your theme isn’t applying any kind of class to the comment link, so there nothing you can currently use to push it down a little.

Thank you so much for your help esmi. I added line-height: 1em; to the .post h1 a { } piece of code and it worked like a charm. If the code is to difficult to formulate for the padding and “no comment” issue, then no worries, I can deal with it. At the same time, if it is feasible, I am a sponge and would like to learn how to do it if it isn’t too complex. You have been incredibly helpful and I am indebted to you for your service!

Thanks again,
Thomas