Hi there!
I don’t see a link to the product page, or the System Status Report, but the CSS property you need to target is the one you’ve highlighted in https://imgur.com/MlHUKmV
That said, please do note that this does not come from the default WooCommerce template. For questions on optimizing CSS that’s specific to, or added by a plugin, or your theme, please reach out to the theme developers directly.
I’ll mark this topic as solved for now. Please feel free to open a new topic if you have any other questions.
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If you can replicate this behavior on product types that come by default with WooCommerce, or on a stock theme like Storefront, please feel free to get back to us with more details on that.
Hello. I’m actually using Storefront. Sorry that I’ve forgot to point that out.
I actually didn’t post the link to the product page cause I had to maintain the site under construction since it’s still under development, but I’ve opened it for now:
https://studioletsmove.com/produto/segunda-feira/
I know the css property is the one highlighted but, like I said, I still need to identify which specific class I should use to set a zero margin on the theme file.
Hi there!
I actually didn’t post the link to the product page cause I had to maintain the site under construction since it’s still under development, but I’ve opened it for now:
https://studioletsmove.com/produto/segunda-feira/
Thank you for your clarification on that. Taking another look at the product page itself, it looks like you’ve managed to fix the CSS to accommodate for the changes applied by your seat reservation extension:

Link to image: https://d.pr/i/CFXj7i
If you’re still seeing this behavior on any other product type that comes built-in with WooCommerce, please feel free to respond to this topic with more details.
If the problem is only with products created with that extension, I’d recommend reaching out to the plugin devs for the right way forward here.