Hi @astcws are you able to advise which heading you want to reduce the space for, checking the home page I don’t see a heading that has a lot of space around it.
The A block was created by “Lastest Posts” and B block was created by “Query Loops”.
Althought the space bewteen lines in A block is good, but I cannot change the date position. I need to put it as like as B block. The date in the same line with the title.
Hi @astcws might I ask why you are not also using the Query Loop for the Important Notice section? The Query Loop is easier to customise, nevertheless, the CSS code below should move the Date and Post Title to the same line for all the Latest Post blocks on your site.
.wp-block-latest-posts__list li a,
.wp-block-latest-posts__list li time {
display:inline-block;
}
To access the additional CSS section open Global Styles then click on 3-Dots that appear on the top-right. You will then see the option to access the Additional CSS section for your site.
Hi @astcws the Global Layout Dimension settings are used to change how blocks look thought out your site. That’s why you are seeing the change on every block. You can read more about Global Styles below:
When I was checking your site I noticed that section 1 and 2 in the screenshot above are using the Query Loop block. So for Important Notice you can use the same block as well. That is what I was suggesting.
Alternatively, you can stick to the Latest Post block and use the CSS code I provided before.
Hi @astcws if you want to reduce the space shown in the screenshot below, that is coming from the heading itself.
Can you check the headings’ block dimension settings for any default padding or margin. I would also advise unlinking the padding and margin so that you can add 0 where you prefer, sometimes the default values aren’t shown in the editor.
If that doesn’t work you can try the CSS below:
p.fonts-plugin-block
{
margin-bottom: 5px;
}
This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by thelmachido a11n.
Hi @astcws from what you have described it sounds like you have managed to achieve the look you want?
I just wonder why I cannot just change the block space what I want.
Have you tried changing the block spacing on a block level, this setting is available to blocks that have nested content for example group, column, row, etc. So maybe you can change the column block spacing as shown below:
