Try it as a background image of that page!
Or if you just wanted it closer to the menu:
body.home #content {padding-top: 0;}
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sneed
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I originally used the photo as a background image but it appeared on every page!
I copied that code you sent me to my Custom CSS page but it had no effect.
Try this with the background image, we remove it from other pages:
body:not(.home) {background-image: none;}
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sneed
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I added that code to my Simple Custom CSS page but it had no effect. The background image appeared on all pages.
Is there somewhere else I should have placed the code?
I suggest to use the developer tool in Chrome or Firefox to investigate the css.
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sneed
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body:not(.home) {background-image: none;}
When I added the above code to my Simple Custom CSS page it did nothing.
But when I added it to my Additional CSS page it worked.
But I still can’t get the padding code to move my main image up.
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sneed
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I removed it from my home page because it conflicted with the background image.
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sneed
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Now when viewing the home page on Cell Phones, the background image appears with a black band over the face unless I reload the page. Can this be fixed?
I cannot see the band on my phone.
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sneed
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I checked it on 6 different Android and Apple cell phones. The homepage always blocks out his face until you RELOAD the page. Then it looks fine. How can I get his face to appear without having to reload the page?
If you can see it, try to identify the element that hides a part of the image. Is it the menu?
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sneed
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Strange, I don’t know what causes it, sorry.
