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ohlivia13 | 07/16/12 at 12:15pm Edit

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  07/16/12
  12:21pm
  Michael Caputo says:

  in your css:
  
  #page-container{margin-top:0;}

  • 07/16/12 12:23pm
    
    ohlivia13 says:

    That didn't work.
    

  • 07/16/12 12:24pm
    
    Michael Caputo says:

    Try:
    
    .pageCont{top:-34px;}

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  Last edited:
  07/16/12
  12:24pm
  Hai Bui says:

  It's because of this style:
  

  .pageCont {
  
      margin-top: 75px !important;
  
  }

  
  
  try reducing the margin to 40px
  

  • 07/16/12 12:28pm
    
    Hai Bui says:

    I'm not sure what file inserting css rule but it's in the html code, if you don't know either, put this in any css file:
    

    #page-container {
    
    margin-top: 40px !important;
    
    }

  • 07/16/12 12:28pm
    
    ohlivia13 says:

    That didn't work either!
    

  • 07/16/12 12:30pm
    
    Hai Bui says:

    Where do you insert that style?

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  Last edited:
  07/16/12
  12:26pm
  Martin Pham says:

  find on theme or plugin
  

  
  
  <style type="text/css" scoped="scoped">
  
  		.pageCont { margin-top: 75px !important;}
  
  	</style>
  
  

  
  Change to
  

  
  
  <style type="text/css" scoped="scoped">
  
  		.pageCont { margin-top: 41px !important;}
  
  	</style>
  
  

  • 07/16/12 12:30pm
    
    Martin Pham says:

    OR
    Open style.css insert into
    

    
    
    body .pageCont { margin-top: 41px;}
    
    

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  Last edited:
  07/16/12
  12:27pm
  sabby says:

  Hi
  Use this
  
  #content-container
  {
  
  padding:0;
  }
  
  if still this doesn't work then use this
  
  #content-container
  {
  
  padding:0px !important;
  }

  • 07/16/12 12:29pm
    
    sabby says:

    #content-container
    {
    
    padding:0;
    margin:0;
    }
    
    if still this doesn't work then use this
    
    #content-container
    {
    
    padding:0px !important;
    margin:0px !important;
    }

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  Last edited:
  07/16/12
  12:29pm
  Jatin Soni says:

  Find below code in your style.css
  
  

  .pageCont{
  
  margin-top: 75px !important;
  
  }

  
  
  Than change margin-top value whatever you want.
  
  If that doesn't work than do following things
  
  Okay than do one thing
  
  Open your template file where you will find below div
  
  

  <div class="pageCont" id="page-container">

  
  
  First find in header.php if not than you may have to go through template files like single.php, page.php etc.
  
  Than remove class="pageCont" so code will be as below
  
  

  <div id="page-container">

  
  
  Now if you want to assign any gap than create new class in your style.css and assign to that div and set margin whatever you want.
  
  Because

  • 07/16/12 12:33pm
    
    ohlivia13 says:

    When I changed this in the Custom CSS box, it wouldn't work.
    
    I found it in one of the theme files and changed it there, and now we are all good!
    
    Thanks so much to all of you for your troubleshooting!
    

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  Last edited:
  07/16/12
  12:35pm
  Daniel Yoen says:

  you can try to add .pageCont {margin-top: 41px !important;} at the bottom/last line of style.css file
  
  hope this help

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