lsalter

Hi,
I did as you said above but it did not alter the line spacing.

I ended up changing this:
#content p, #content ul, #content ol, #content dd, #content pre, #content hr {
margin-bottom:24px;
}

to a margin-bottom:12px

The only place I really need to maintain a line between paragraphs is on the About page and so I had to leave something. I changed the above to 0px but then I couldn’t get any blank lines between paragraphs on the About page where needed.

Is there a way to indent without it making each line a paragraph?

Appreciate your assistance.
Thank you.

That worked.
Sorry I didn’t know to tell you I was using a different page for the Home page (front page) than all the rest.

Do you know of a way to reduce the amount of blank space from just under the navigation bar to the page title? I’m assuming this may be across all pages (regardless of which template I use). On the Home page especially it is a log of wasted space. I think I could reduce the amount of space between 1/4″ and 3/8″. The widget in the sidebar actually appears closer to the bottom of the navigation bar than the page titles. Could be 1/2″ for just the page side (not the sidebar).

Thanks again for sticking with me.
Lynn

Well it is still there. So I have copied the 5 lines from my page.php here. Please modify the lines below, commenting out what I don’t want in order to remove just the Home page title from displaying please.

<?php if ( is_front_page() ) { ?>

<h2 class=”entry-title”>
<?php the_title(); ?>></h2

<?php } else { ?>
<h1 class=”entry-title”>

Thanks,
Lynn

That didn’t remove it.
I just commented this line out v. deleting it entirely. Here’s the code from my page.php. I just commented out the line of code you said, right? What am I doing wrong?

<?php if ( is_front_page() ) { ?>
/***
Lynn removed this code to eliminate Home on the page
<h2 class=”entry-title”>
<?php the_title(); ?>></h2
***/
<?php } else { ?>

<h1 class=”entry-title”>

I upgraded to 3.0 RC1.
I had to set up the menu to get it back to a horizontal navigation bar.
So I changed the navigation to read ‘Fee Schedule’ and left the page titled ‘McCarthy’s Fee Schedule’. When I refreshed the page it displayed but then I decided to change the page title to read ‘S. M. McCarthy’s Fee Schedule’ but left the navigation to read ‘Fee Schedule’. When I refreshed the page I got the page not found error.
Went back in to the Menus and put ‘McCarthy’s’ back in front of ‘Fee Schedule’, refreshed and it was fine then.
For some strange reason it won’t let me just have ‘Fee Schedule’ as the page title and in the navigation bar.

I host with BlueHost and they are not doing any mod_security that would affect this. They did graciously upgrade the site to 3.0 RC1 for me though.

Here is the URL: https://machineexpert.com.

Thanks,
Lynn

No, not the navigation.
On the PAGE itself. See the big Home standing out like a sore thumb?
https://machineexpert.com/
Again, the page itself where it repeats the page title you enter when you create a page.

Yes, using the default Menu (navigation).
I didn’t try the menu feature.
I had published the page and got the error.

I’ve worked and worked with this page. I want my page called ‘Fee Schedule’. I set up another page called ‘Fee Schedule Test’ and copied contents over. Published and was good.
Delete permanently the orig. page ‘Fee Schedule’.
Renamed the test page ‘Fee Schedule’ and get the error that the page is not there.
I went in and changed the page title and permalink to ‘McCarthys Fee Schedule’ and published and it is there fine.

Apparently it doesn’t let me use ‘Fee Schedule’ for some strange reason. Perhaps it sees the ‘Fee’ as html code instead of the word ‘fee’.

The page titles on the pages themselves that are the same as you enter into the Page Title field.
I want to get rid of the word ‘Home’ on my page:
https://67.20.69.240/~machinf5/

Thanks!