CSS is theme and site specific, so it’s not likely to work. For help with your site, we’d need to see it.
I am using a twentytwelve child theme, which is almost totally empty, but I do have one text widget title sitting there, way too low.
Is there any way I can adjust css so this one text widget title moves up, just as I moved up the content per the 7-yr-old query here’s response showed how to do?
(I wish I could just do what that guy found out, but his question remained un-fixed til his Q was closed here, alas.
CSS is theme and site specific, so it’s not likely to work. For help with your site, we’d need to see it.
CSS for another site will not work on your site. Threads are closed automatically after one year.
Yes, you can likely use CSS but without seeing your site, no way to be of specific help.
Thank you, the site is here. http://www.type1diabetesandme.com/ All widget-sidebar areas feature content starting at the same point, so I’m assuming that a site-wide setting? Thanks very much for your help, dudette. 🙂
Try adding this CSS:
.widget-area {
margin-top: 0;
}
If you want to reduce the space between the widgets add and adjust this:
.widget-area .widget {
margin-bottom: 3.42857rem;
}
Gosh, thanks SO much! 🙂
Is there also a way to adjust space following widget titles and line-heights of content residing within widgets, site-wise, or does that depend per widget?
The titles are sooo far from the widget content, and line-heights of things inside the widgets is also fit for a giant.
Thank you again, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your help. 🙂
Try this:
.widget-area .widget h3 {
margin-bottom: 1.71429rem;
}
Change that margin as you like.
The “secret” to this kind of CSS work is using a browser tool such as Firebug – it shows you the CSS for any element on a page- and you can then copy that to the child theme and make the changes there.
And you’re welcome :).
wait… holding… may be working. Will post more, soon. Thanks so much for your help!
Hi again, okay terrific, and thank you so much, still!! That worked well.
On the same site, spacing related with an image, one image I’ve put up on a page looks great on my machine (type1diabetesandme.com/my-dexcom-readings/), taking up about 66% screen-width, while on my husband’s machine it takes up 95% screen-width.
Is there any way I can set the image size to be [more] “responsive” so it stays at a certain percentage of screen size/width? Thank you so much, you are a savior!
