Hello-
Can someone please tell me how to reduce the blank space below the logo and the menu. I'm working on a test site. Here is the link:

newway-web.com/testsites/gabriela/index.php/event-planning-design

Thank you in advance for your help.

For the logo add this

#logowrap .moduletable {
margin-bottom: 0px;
}

the default value is 40px

<p> </p>
<div class="moduletableinset shadow">

Below the menu is an empty paragraph

Also with the module class you need a space before inset

Cheers
Paul

Okay, I'm still struggling with the blank space under the menu and the module class.

When I added a space before the module class, nothing shows up.

For the blank space under the menu, I'm not seeing where the blank paragraph is. It's not in the article. If I use the Firefox Inspector for the page, there's a blank section under the menu that shows as :

<div class-"mainwrap zen-spotlight">

I really appreciate the help.

With the module class - don't you just need to add shadow only?

I think you are using loadposition - if also using the JCE editor it may add a paragraph as the wrapping container for the loadposition syntax

Is this what you are using?

I'd actually like a grey or light blue background behind the images. I'm using TinyMCE right now but do plan on installing JCeditor. Thank you for the quick response.

So you are wanting to create a class style?

If that's what I need to do. I'm thinking it may be the css of the extension I'm using for the images. It's not Zen Tools. Could that be it?

I would like for there to be equal space below the menu on the home page and the events page.

You are using loadposition is that correct?

Do you have a p tag with the loadposition inside it?

If its in a p tag it will add some margin but this is only a little

Try adding

.mainwrap.zen-spotlight {padding-top: 40px;}

adjust the 40px as required

I am using loadposition. I tried taking the p tag out in the source code but it just adds it right back.

Does it matter where I add it?

Right with the p tag its being added by the editor so go with the editor adding the p tag and add a class to it

<p class="noMargin"></p>

and add the class to your custom.css

With custom styling its easiest adding to the custom.css file

Are you familiar with how this works?

Cheers
Paul

Yes, thank you so very much for your help!

All sorted?

Cheers
Paul

I too would like to do this. Where do i add this text?

Hi James,

Is this the same template?

Cheers