jbekefy
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
On the following page, in the content field of a very typical pagelines set-up, I've used jQuery Collapse-O-Matic v1.3 to create some simple hidden lines of information.
Excuse the novice question but for the life of me I cannot get the space to between the first two entries to disappear. I've tried everything, reformatting the info, cut/pasting the info, rewrites etc.
http://ec2-184-72-43-144.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/?page_id=934
It is driving me bonkers because on another page I did it perfectly:
http://ec2-184-72-43-144.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/?page_id=120
Thanks!
each link shows a page with different content, I see a list on one and a map on the other, not sure what you're refereing to.
jbekefy
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
I'm referring to the page without the map, the first link, I can't seem to remove the spacing between "colorado" and"delaware".
I see no difference in the list entry spacing on either page, if that's what you mean. maybe a browser thing?
I see it now. Colorado has css which the others don't, when I deleted the "margin: 1.71429em 0;" the space got smaller but was still excessive.
.entry_content *:first-child, .post-excerpt > *:first-child {
margin-top: 0;
}
style....1712538 (line 60)
p {
orphans: 4;
}
style....1712538 (line 62)
p, .p, .hentry ul, .hentry ol {
margin: 1.71429em 0;
}
jbekefy
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
Wow, in the CSS? Strange. All I am running for custom is below. Thank for the effort!
body{}
#cred{display:none}
#callout .callout_text-pad {padding: 0 0;}
#callout .callout-area {padding: 1px;}
#map_sidebar {height: 40px !important;}
#highlight .content-pad .highlight-area {padding: 5px;}
#highlight .content .highlight-subhead, #highlight .copy-pad .highlight-subhead {
font-size: 14px;}
.hentry-pad {padding: 0 0 25px;}
how about the hentry padding?, it's got a 25 px bottom padder, ..suspicious.
jbekefy
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
Naw didn't change anything. Bummer.
This is a plugin, correct? Have you requested assistance via it's support forum? the author may be your best bet, this isn't simple css.. at least not for me.
Colorado has a "p" tag, the others don't. could be the p tag margin.
There are no p tags on Colorado on the page which looks right, nor are there p tags on the top item "Alaska"...
