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[sciamannikoo]

Here is the real case:

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I've enabled a fixed top menu to the site, but I see an extra 50px top padding added by /wp-content/themes/pagelines/pagelines-compiled-css-1_1348751764/

To be more precise:



body.navbar_fixed .page-canvas {

• padding-top: 50px;

}

I know I could disable it from custom CSS, but I believe that this must be disabled by pagelines itself when fixed menu is enabled.

[catrina]

Try changing the padding-top value to 0px and adding the CSS to Custom Code > Custom CSS. It should look like this:

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[sciamannikoo]

@catrina, something's wrong with the code formatting in this forum: it mades your code almost unreadable.

However, as I've written, I already know how to solve the issue editing the CSS (in fact I did it already).

What I wanted to point out is that this should be done by PageLines itself.

Thank you by the way.

[catrina]

I will point it out to developers.

[micahguller]

It would be even better if there were an interface to control this within the settings tab for the navbar itself

[Danny]

The Padding is included on purpose, to give sections that are added below the Fixed Navbar enough room. Removing this padding, may cause some sections in your header template to be very close the Fixed Nav and therefore, look very odd.

[sciamannikoo]

@Danny, I understand that, but in the other hand the default behavior causes extra unwanted padding too.

[Danny]

Not sure what you mean, the padding-top:50px doesn't appear unless the Fixed Navigaton is enabled.