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[neurobonkers]

Hi, I've seen a couple of posts covering this issue but haven't been able to get a solution to work. I'm trying to remove the strip of blank space below my banner. I've tried adding the following to CSS rule to no avail: #branding .content-pad{padding-top:0px;} and I've had no luck with this solution: http://www.pagelines...log-post#Item_3 - my menu Can anyone help me? Thanks http://neurobonkers.com

[monster]

try .header { margin-bottom: -40px;}

[neurobonkers]

Thanks, No joy unfortunately, I've taken a screenshot of what I did just in case I'm just not getting this: http://neurobonkers....p/c/Platcss.jpg

[Jenny]

I am guessing that .header is not the right selector. You actually had it right the first time with the #branding .content-pad, you probably just need to add !important to your code like this:

 #branding .content-pad {padding-top:0px !important;}

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[neurobonkers]

Still no luck, from what I understand from reading around CSS, watching the tutorial and looking at Firebug, the suggestion above should do the trick, I just can't tell what I'm doing wrong here.

[catrina]

Can you please post all of the custom CSS code you have?

[neurobonkers]

Hi Catrina, Thanks for getting back to me. I never actually ever added any, I've not needed to before. The only thing in my CSS rules box is: body{}

[Rob]

In your Custom Code, right below the body tag you cited above on a new line add:

 .fixed_width #branding .content-pad {
	    padding: 20px 15px 0;
	}
	.one-sidebar-right #column-main .mcolumn-pad, .one-sidebar-right #container #content, .two-sidebar-right #column-main .mcolumn-pad, .two-sidebar-right #container #content {
	    padding: 0.2em 30px 0 15px;
	}
	.scolumn-pad {
	    padding: 0.5em 0.7em;
	}

These three CSS elements will move your content area up and trim the padding of your branding banner.

[neurobonkers]

Thanks Rangelone, that's absolutely perfect, great job! :-)

[pixelkoi]

Hi guys, I'm trying to do the same thing, but it still doesnt work for me any ideas? http://www.drkleinhealthline.com/

[pixelkoi]

Never-mind, I kept on trying different codes and finally got this one to work instead #branding .content-pad { padding: 25px 0px 25px 0px; } #primary-nav { margin-top: -57px; } #nav_row.main_nav, ul.sf-menu ul li { border-bottom: none; }