Image widget spacing
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Hey there!
I have image widgets on the side of my home page and don’t like the spacing between them. Is there a way I can make the spacing smaller in between the photos?The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi,
Please add this CSS code to make the spacing between the images smaller.
.widget + .widget { margin-top: 2rem; }You can use this tutorial to learn how to add the CSS code.
Let us know if you face any problem
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rambogenius – thanks for pitching in! The CSS you provided would affect all widgets, in any of Ippo’s five widget areas.
oliviacorin26 – if you want to restrict the spacing changes to just widgets in the Sidebar area, you can slightly alter the CSS rambogenius provided to something like this:
.sidebar .widget + .widget { margin-top: 2rem; }You can also use pixel units if you prefer, like:
.sidebar .widget + .widget { margin-top: 30px; }You can adjust either value as you like to get the spacing you want. Let us know how it goes!
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is there a way to add CSS between the title of a blog post or a page post and the first paragraph/picture? You’ll see for example on this page, there is a pretty big gap between “me and you media” and the photo.
https://signedsilverlining.com/podcast/
Same with the contact section. I am fine if the code affects all codes just so I can simplify everything no the pages! -
It worked perfectly! Thank you so much!
Great!
is there a way to add CSS between the title of a blog post or a page post and the first paragraph/picture? You’ll see for example on this page, there is a pretty big gap between “me and you media” and the photo.
Yep – you can reduce that space on all pages and archives with this custom CSS:
.page .page-title, .archive .page-title, .search-results .page-title { margin-bottom: 0; } -
Okay that worked great! It’s not seeming to apply to my “podcast” page though. I think it’s because it is a post turned into a menu item. Is there a code for that?
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This should do the trick for the Podcast page and other posts with the same format:
.single .hero { padding-bottom: 2vh; }I’d suggest spot-checking your posts after adding this CSS to make sure the amount of space works well for everything.
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