Hello there. Thanks for testing out @RueNel’s recommendations. Now we have eliminated a couple of possibilities.
I took a closer look at the screenshot you sent and it looks like you’ve used P
as the tag for the headline. This is perfectly valid, of course.
Now, can you check each headline element’s text by clicking on “Edit Text -->” and click the HTML tab…
If you see the text enclosed in <p>
</p>
tags like in the screenshot above, then there are two ways to solve it.
METHOD 1 - Delete all P tags
While editing the text, use the HTML mode (not the Rich Text mode which is the “T” icon in the screenshot above). Then delete all <p>
and </p>
tags you find.
You’ll have to do this to every single one of them.
METHOD 2 - Use <div>
This second method is way simpler because you won’t need to do any deleting.
Okay, so edit each headline, then select div
as the tag instead of p
.
You’ll need to do this to each headline element under consideration.
I would recommend you go with this method as this is more maintainable for you going forward.
If none of these solutions worked, do reach out to us again. I think at this time, it would be better if you can send us your website URL along with its admin login details in a secure note. I’m confident you won’t need to do that, though but it’s expedient that you know what the next steps are in case our suggested approaches fail.