Hi Mike
Thanks for your reply
I tried to figure this out but don’t understand, is there anyone else who has successfully done this?
Thanks
Hi
As long as you put in the code with !important It shouldn’t matter, it will automatically supercede whatever padding is there before, but yes replacing the 44px should do it.
The issue seems to be being caused by this
.content .content_inner > .container > .container_inner.default_template_holder {
padding-top: 60px;
}
which is overwriting the padding of 250px if you add this to your styles.css it should fix it
.content .content_inner > .container > .container_inner.default_template_holder {
padding-top: 250px !important;
}
