Hi Paintballer,
That is a very interesting problem you got over there. I have checked your source code. It seems there is some issues with the div with id “header-image”. If you are interested I can look forward to fix it.
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@paintballer – try adding this to your child theme CSS:
#header-image {
margin-top: -30px;
}
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. If you are interested I can look forward to fix it.
If you know the solution, post it.
please keep help on these forums – and do not use them to solicit work or ask people to contact you off the forums – http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Forum_Welcome#Helping_Out
Oops seems, I didn’t went through that. 🙂
@wpyogi: thanks for the information.
@paintballer: You may try this out. Remove the “<p></p>” tag inside div with id “header-image”. The empty <p> tag is responsible for the gap above the image.
Thanks and Regards
sourav b.
@wpyogi:Thanks. That work on one site but other site it did not work. here a link to the site
@souravb:Where do I look for “You may try this out. Remove the “<p></p>” tag inside div with id “header-image”. The empty <p> tag is responsible for the gap above the image.”
Where do I find this? which file?
Seems to work fine for me in Firebug – make sure you don’t have any CSS errors that are causing problems:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
@paintballer: Seems to me you have fixed the problem. If you remove the empty <p> tag as I have mentioned earlier, you have to undo your fixes. Even though I’ll tell you the file I referred to. There are 2 ways you can do that.
Either you go to Header.php and search for the <p> tag inside <div id=header-image>
Or in your child theme, add this.
#header-image p {display:none; !important}
