@uberpilla,
I just went through your site . But unfortunately I couldnt find any UGLY space between the TITLE OF THE POST and the start of the ARTICLE . I even looked the source code but couldnt find that <p> tag you’re talking .
But, i suggest, use MOZZILA FIREFOX developer tools ( inbuilt to browser ) or CHROME developer tools ( inbuilt to browser ) to view the source code . Using those tools you can find out the exact place where such tags / codes are written . Then just edit the file .
Most commonly such case can be exists in HEADER.PHP and STYLE.CSS . Just by viewing the source code, find the exact LINE where this GAP is written ( that may be a PADDING or MARGIN ) and then find in which file it’s written ( most of the times STYLE.CSS ) and go to that LINE, you will find the value for that gap ( ex. 20px ) . Then just make it as you want .
Thanks,
Mebox .
This is weird…
When I look at the source code, I can clearly see extra paragraph tags and the tags for styling text in ital:
<p></p>
<p>
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It is not in the original post’s HTML. Since it does not exist in any of the styles, how do I remove it? What put it there in the first place?
