Hi, I need one last fix I hope. Again... I tried everything I could to find my solution and got half way there, but need help on the other half. I also searched the forum and found no answer for this.
So here is my dynamic layout to better understand:
-- Page Title
-- Bread Crumbs
> Page Split
> Text Area / Call Out / Quotes (my issue is here)
> Page Split
> Post/Page Content
> Page Split
> Post/Page Content
> Portfolio
In the Text Area / Call Out / Quotes Area I have an image.
This image is to work like a page header and it does.
However my problem is there is padding on the top and the bottom of the Text Area / Call Out / Quotes element.
I want to remove this padding. I want my image in this portion to be flush up against the bottom of the breadcrumb area.
I was able to remove some padding by editing:
In /css/layout.css
#top .container_split .container{
padding-top: 0px;
padding-bottom: 0px;
}
I changed the values to 0.
This got rid of some padding but not all to make my image/area flush with it's surrounding content.
Then I experimented with changes to the ".callout" css rules (in the same layout.css) to see if my fix was there, but none of the experiments made any changes my needed area.
So I'm thinking it's the padding on the "content area" itself within?
I searched the other /css/ docs but couldn't find something relevant and I'm not sure where wordpress might have this by default if it is the padding on the content itself by wordpress default.
Hope I explained clearly and someone can help ;)
Thanks!
Other Notes:
- - When I troubleshooted by removing the Text Area / Call Out / Quotes area from my dynamic template, then my page's content is flush underneath the breadcrumbs area like how I want my image to be. That was just to test and see where the padding was coming from, whether it be from the "Page Split" or "Text Area / Call Out / Quotes" area.
- - I also tried changing my Text Area / Call Out / Quotes are to a Post/Page Content area and putting my image in a page instead and feeding it though as the header image. However, I get the same padding problem when I do that.














