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Hm weird. So now it does show up, maybe I just never realized this before?

Ok, I rarely use the quick edit, and apparently that option is only in the quick edit menu. That’d probably be a good thing to put into the main editing screen also huh?

Anyhow, I got the comments block removed, but…

https://66.147.244.185/~crossfx0/

I made some other changes, and things still aren’t laying out properly.

Ignore the colors, they’re for the different div’s for debugging.

Can anyone help me take the whole blue div and make it so it appears pretty much dead center in the yellow? While I’m at it, I’d also like to whack the “home” header in there, but I can’t seem to override the entry-header class for some reason…

Nevermind, found it buried in the #primary, #secondary, etc areas, added a background-color to the #secondary area

Did you recently change anything with your database, or not set your database up properly? Just thinking through it.

What?

Thanks. I tried the link_after and it didn’t quite look right, plus it was after every page, not just separating each page. I may have to do it the image way, with background images, but I’m not sure I want to do that.

Ended up I just copied the entire directory, seems to work

I’m a freaking idiot… I could have *swore* I cropped that image to the right height, so only the logo was on the canvas. I actually thought to check it like 3 times but thought “no, I know I cropped it”. I go and check it, nope… it’s got a huge blank space. *smack* me…

All that green that’s below the logo itself, that’s not in the picture, it’s just empty space.

In the functions it’s set to 608 x 400. It used to be scaled to 800 x 526, and still did the same thing.

Setting the height to 0px for title and description fixed the gap at the top.

The gap at the bottom, I’m still not sure why it’s there. For some reason the actual #branding img is a lot taller than it’s supposed to be. Does it have something to do with the apply_filters in the functions.php?

I can set the #branding div to height 310px, and all of a sudden it “fits”, but the image is still way taller than it’s supposed to be (I can see green background below the menu then), which doesn’t necessarily cause a *problem* that I know of, but I have no clue what unintended effects that would have…

I read something about child themes that said the parent’s functions.php were loaded after the child’s, so the parent’s overrides the childs.

I should also note, I can’t figure out how to slam the top of the image right up towards the top of the page (basically, the background-color is set to green in the image, and the header background-color is purple (for debug purposes), I’d like there to be no purple visible at the top, just green, but can’t figure out how to do that either…

I should note one other thing I noticed, when I put “debug mode” in the #branding ID, it appears where it is currently. When I put it in the #masthead ID, it appears just above in the white area, BUT, the purple is a lot smaller, the green gets bigger, and the logo appears in the same spot it currently is.

I went back and made a few debugging changes to try to figure out why that massive gap is there, and for the life of me still can’t force them out of the code.

I made the background in the #branding to #FF00FF, and the background in the #branding-img set to #00FF00

As you can see at the page still https://www.motorcityfitness.net it appears that both the branding and the branding-img extend all the way to the bottom, with no margin below. The margin above is most likely some padding, I’ll try to get rid of that, but for now I’m most looking at the bottom gap and cant figure out how to kill it…

Thanks, for the life of me I couldn’t find those lines, I thought I looked through all the #branding sections.

And I hadn’t even thought of SEO (I’m new to this stuff).

I moved them off screen, and now they’re there and I can’t see them, but there’s a space still there reserved for them above the header image. Aside from setting a negative value for the position of the header image (if that’d even work), any idea on how to move that sucker butted right up close to the top of the page?

I’m also still digging through to find why the big white space is there below the header image.

Anyone have any ideas on this? Couldn’t solve it with the response by obscure.