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It’s good practice to always open and immediately close the braces before even adding anything inside to avoid that. Using a good editor that indents CSS correctly could’ve also showed you that annoying/sneaky! mistake ??

If you’re using chrome right click on an element on the page and select Inspect Element to open the little window Andrew shows in the screenshot. It’s a really handy tool.

#site-title img {
margin: 0;
}
should fix it, but it seems you already have that in your custom css. Try adding !important to that margin: 0 for test purposes. Not sure if you can use a more specific selector in that case. Maybe Andrew knows a way ??

I’d try it like this

.hgroup-wrap {
padding-top: 0 !important;
padding-bottom: 0 !important;
}

No problem ??
Hm, well what I’d try next is figure out if it’s actually site-description that’s causing the margin or if it’s another element. If you could provide the link to your site I could check. Otherwise you could also try yourself by using a tool like Firebug or the inspect tool in chrome.

Hi there, try placing the !important declaration. It could be that your declaration is being overriden.

Good luck!

Hi Agil, could you provide a link to your site?

Hi Lauren, do you know about the !important declaration?
“The !important rule is a way to make your CSS cascade but also have the rules you feel are most crucial always be applied. A rule that has the !important property will always be applied no matter where that rule appears in the CSS document.”
Maybe adding it to your margin declarations could help.
To add just place at the end, like so
#site-description{
margin:0 !important;
}

Good luck!

Hi, I know it’s not an answer to your question and you didn’t ask for any advice, but keep in mind sometimes it’s good to weight the actual need for a feature you want to add and the time at your disposal vs your desire to have it ?? I think in your instance you’ve committed time for a feature that might not be needed yet, since most of your pages are actually really short, no more than 1 scroll away from the top (depending on the resolution of course). Maybe something simpler that might help to reduce scrolling is reducing the empty space above the header, and the header heght itself.

Good luck with the site!

Hi morimaven, try adding this rule to your custom css file

p.demo_store {
display:none;
}

It seems like you already tried to remove it but perhaps you should’ve added the <p>test</p> inside the div that follows, so it should’ve been something like
<div style=”display:none”>
<p class=”demo_store””>test</p>
</div>

Hey there, is the page you want to redirect to static? Meaning it won’t depend on the photograph?
If so, after looking into the theme maybe this could work
1. Go to the \includes\js\plugins.js file
2. Search for “$slideTitle.text( title ).prop(‘href’, url);”
3. Replace url with your static url, so for example
$slideTitle.text( title ).prop(‘href’, ‘https://www.ryanjonesphotos.com/top/&#8217;);
4. Search for “imageLink = (api.getField(‘url’)) ? “href='” + api.getField(‘url’) + “‘” : “”;” (line 318 I believe) and replace api.getField(‘url’) with your url.

Hope this helps.

Here’s a solution for the Responsive theme. Maybe you can adapt it to Spun?

Sorry!
You should add the “height” property to the “active item” conjunction of classes. It would be something like

div.active.item {
height:200px;
}

(changed the selector there, use this one “laurhanna”)

Il faut que tu adicione la proprieté “height” a la classe “active item”. ?a serait quelque chose comme

div .active .item {
height:200px;
}

Dis-moi si ?a marche.

Salut, tu peux expliquer mieux ton problème? J’ai pas trop compris quoi tu veux changer.

Hi there,

The CSS between the two seems quite different. It’s a little hacky but you can try this:
1. Add this
div .widgetarea .cc-widget .cc-widget-right .span4 {
float: right;
}
2. Enclose your <a href="https://ocap.dc.gov/"> and <a href="https://planning.dc.gov"> elements inside a div and set the float property of that div to float:right aswell.

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