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  • @neyv: Just locate the stylesheet that your child theme is using, and append the code at the bottom.

    I’ve made a lot of test and to remove the space between the menu and the title page is just enough to add this code in a child style.css

    .singular.page .hentry {
    padding: 0;
    margin-top: -30px;
    }

    Thread Starter BigBirdy

    (@bigbirdy)

    Can someone remind me which css code deals with showing the post/page author/date etc? After all my custom edits to a child theme, I must have forgoten to comment that code so cant find the right one

    Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of work.

    simi_id has got it. Thanks!

    ilyasou

    (@ilyasou)

    Thanks for this, very helpful.

    HI, I’m having the same issue with the spacing and it all seems simple enough, however I’ve tried to follow the directions to create a child style theme and don’t understand how to create a directory and all that. Is this something I do in windows explorer? I don’t know and could use some assistance.

    Where do I get the files to do all this?

    Thanks a million!

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