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Anyone?

Found solution!

.art-postcontent ul>li:before, .art-post ul>li:before, .art-textblock ul>li:before {
content: none !important;
}

Found solution!

.art-postcontent ul>li:before, .art-post ul>li:before, .art-textblock ul>li:before {
content: none !important;
}

Thanks, I don’t know if thats what I’m after though.

Im trying to replicate this: https://dreadmeister.weebly.com/store/c2/Music.html

You’ll see the nice big category thumbnails. This is what I am after.

Thanks, Sam

vertical-align: top fixed it!

Thanks so much! Would never have thought it would be that.

Thanks so much.

How would you recommend laying out images? SiteOrigin Visual editor isn’t the way to go?

I have changed line-height which was set to 175% which decreases the gap, but still a tiny gap.

How do you know its related to Artisteer? I have turned all padding and margins off that could affect images. So to me it looks like its to do with the Visual Editor when I create a new line.

Sorry, I thought you were asking who made the editor.

I use a custom theme made in Artisteer.

Thanks, Sam.

Yes, SiteOrigin.

There is no space between the images horizontally, its only when I add a new line underneath (after pressing Shift+Enter) and the gap is created.

Thanks, Sam

Well the thing is, I am using the Visual Editor and when I import photos into it the gap is created. So I assumed it would be something in the Visual Editor I would I have to change?

Thanks, Sam.

Okay I changed the width to 1310px and looks good! Do I need to change the height so it centers the page on smaller devices or whats the go with that?

Cheers, Sam

Okay I have changed the width to 1024px, and the content is now centered.

Now the issue is the content doesnt fit?

Thanks so much for all your information.

PS. Nice dp! HAAH looks like my cat

Regard, Sam

So I should use px instead of %? and should i choose responsive or non responsive?

Hey guys,

Thanks for your replies.

I may have confused you. If you visit the link I posted (https://www.dreadmeister.com/Home/Html) you will see how if will remain the same size and centered when you minimize the resolution.

I thought it would be a simple fix, as I did it somehow on my Weebly site: https://dreadmeister.weebly.com/

Thanks,

Sam.