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  • I paal69,

    If you mean between your navigation menu and the text you’ll want to edit the top padding value in your #main container.

    On line 755 of style.css, there’s a declaration for:

    .entry-content, .entry-summary { padding: 1.625em 0 0; }

    The first number is the padding-top value. Lowering that will lessen the padding between the post title and content (.entry-content). I’m guessing .entry-summary is used for displaying excerpts on the homepage, so you may want to separate those selectors onto their own lines if you don’t want to affect that as well.

    (You can easily find these values and make changes live on the page using the developer tools in Safari and Chrome or using Firebug in Firefox.)

    Thread Starter paal69

    (@paal69)

    @ elseloop i am using a child theme so i do not see immediate changes with firebug

    Thread Starter paal69

    (@paal69)

    Hi Drew
    where is the css sheet is the #main container?

    Thread Starter paal69

    (@paal69)

    Hi Drew

    Sorry where in the css sheet is the #main container?

    Thread Starter paal69

    (@paal69)

    oh yeah and to be more clear I want to remove padding between the main top nav bar and the text (the black part is too big under nav bar)

    thanks

    Thread Starter paal69

    (@paal69)

    thanks elseloop
    i cannot see this using firebug as i am using my child theme
    or can i set up firebug in other way?

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