• I frequently put several images one on top another (inline order) inside every post, and I like it when they are “touching” one another, i.e. when there is no space/padding between them.

    But in this theme there is about 10-20 pixels space between the pictures when they are put one after another in a post.

    Can this setting be changed somehow (I presume it can in the style.css file). Which setting should be changed?

    Btw. Very nice theme.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/graphene/

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  • Use a child theme or the theme’s custom CSS function to make changes. Don’t edit theme files, as your changes will be lost in the next update. Graphene is in active development, so updates are frequent. There is a lot of information about child themes and the custom CSS feature at the theme’s support forum here: http://forum.khairul-syahir.com/

    You didn’t post a link to a page where you are seeing this, so it’s impossible to give you the exact code you need, but try this in your child theme CSS or custom CSS:

    .entry-content img,
    .child-page img {
    	border: none;
    	margin: 0;
    }

    If that’s not quite it, try using the Firebug extension for Firefox to nail down the right codes. Cheers.

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