Formatting content using CSS

  • mickapoo

    (@mickapoo)


    17 years, 7 months ago

    My blog, just below the header, has a heading, and then the content. I’d like to increase the space between the header, and the heading of the page.

    <h2>Link Building Steps</h2>

    My heading is Link Building Steps. I tried adding top margins and top padding to every <h2> in the stylesheet, but nothing worked. Is there more than one stylesheet? I’m using the one located in wp-content/themes/default.

    I’d also like to decrease the space between the heading above and where the content starts. I’m just not finding this in the CSS.

    Thank you.

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  • Jeremy Clark

    (@jeremyclark13)

    17 years, 7 months ago

    I’m using the one located in wp-content/themes/default.

    Your not using the default theme so don’t edit that one. You need to edit the one that is in your current themes directory.

    Thread Starter mickapoo

    (@mickapoo)

    17 years, 7 months ago

    Thank you so much. Sorry for the newbie question. I have two more. I’m pulling every file I can think of but I’m not showing the footer info. I need to change the copyright.

    Also, right under the headings is my content. There’s a large space there and I’m trying to decrease it. It’s telling me it’s in the entry class, but I went there and there is no margin or padding, and I tried to make it a negative value but this didn’t work either.

    In regards to the headings, the first heading, is the one I wanted to have more space between the header. However, all the headings are <h2>, so it affected all headings further down the page. I’m not seeing in the code where the different headings are so I can put the ones after the first one in a different class without the top padding.

    Thank you for your help!

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