This is Sofia from Genio Viajero. I have been trying to fix a White Gap that appears between my menu and first column, www.genioviajero.com/home
I read a lot of articles that says;
to put this on the costume CSS:
.home #main { padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0; }
But IT DOSENT WORK!!! what can I DO?
Hi Sofia
Thanks for reaching out.
The CSS rule you’re referring to is only applicable to our theme, Vantage by SiteOrigin. It’s, unfortunately, not applicable to the markup in your theme. You should be able to get rid of some of that space with:
I’m not seeing where the other spacing is coming from. If you have a moment you could send this over to theme support. They’d be better positioned to lend a hand :)
Hi Andrew thanks for your reply. I did send them an email and they told me this:
“Sorry, but we can support only advertised features and some minor theme modifications.
You are using “Page Builder by SiteOrigin” plugin for content editing which is not supported by our theme.
If you still wish to use Page Builder, please try to reach SiteOrigin support for any issues regarding that plugin.
Regards,
BoldThemes team”
Thanks for your reply on TOP, I did that, and It worked, it reduced the White Gap by half, now its just a smaller White Gap, is there a way I can put a CSS code in order to remove it all? http://www.genioviajero.com
I tried by using
.home .classic {
padding-top: -20;
}
But it didnt reduce all the White Gap yet.
For sure, it’s a really tough position. The space you’re trying to remove isn’t coming from Page Builder, that’s regular theme CSS. However, it’s not standard use so according to almost all theme company support policy you’d need a developer to help.
Where are you applying your CSS?
Thank you soo much Andrew , Im going to reach them again.
My CSS im applying it on:
Appeareance>Costumize>General Settings>Custom CSS
(of my theme)
Phew ok, lots going on here. I’ll take one stab then I’m afraid I have to step away. It’s all theme relative CSS.
And then we’ll hack the rest.
Edit the row in question, click Attributes top right, enter the following in the first field, CSS Class:
Then in your Custom CSS space:
Give that a go.
Thanks a lot! it did work perfectly!!! :) :)
Glad to hear that helped.
You could also abandon all the other rules I sent and just use the negative margin rule. You’d just need to increase in that case.
All the best with your site :)