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  • Thread Starter chanel

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    The negative space I speak of is that “gap” between the header and the WordPress content. You can see the background image through it. I hope my explanation is clear.

    Your blog page has a <body class=”blog”> tag, but this is nowhere referenced as such in your style sheet. (Contrast other pages: <body class=”page” etc>)
    Try ‘classing’ your blog like any other page, or creating a style rule for .blog that closes the gap, by using negative top or bottom margins between the elements that create that area of the page.

    Thread Starter chanel

    (@chanel)

    Thanks for responding itproxy.

    What should the .blog style rule be for me to remove the gap?

    Thread Starter chanel

    (@chanel)

    I notice this is only happening with Firefox. On safari and Internet Explorer it looks fine.

    Thread Starter chanel

    (@chanel)

    I fixed it.

    In the css, I added margin-bottom:-10px; to the #header class:

    #header{
    background: url(‘images/bg_top.png’) no-repeat top;
    height:215px;
    padding:0px 18px 0px 18px;
    position: relative;
    margin-bottom:-10px; }
    }

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