Content & Header Space

[edwire]

Hi, I’m using xpro lawyer theme. I’d like to remove the space between the header and the content, I’ve read other samples and none work so far:

x-container

{
padding-top: 0 !important;
}

[tristup]

Hi @edwire,

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[edwire]

Hi, I know why you got no license. I was using my edwire account instead of my edwires account. I have requested to merge to edwire since that one is the older one.

[christian]

Hey @edwire,

To remove the space between the header and content, choose the Blank No Container | Header Footer Page Template. For more details about Page Templates, please see https://theme.co/docs/page-settings

Hope that helps.

[edwire]

Hi, how can I make an image to shrink to fit in a mobile device?

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In this page I have 2 images 1 as a background and another as an image container. Under mobile neither one are able to shrink, both images are way off under mobile. I’ve read somewhere that an image inside a container should work, but not in my case.

Ed

[edwire]

This does not work:

body .backstretch img {
width: 100% !important;
height: auto !important;
left: 0 !important;
top: 0 !important;
}

[friech]

Hi Edwire,

Please clarify which image you’re referring to, there are a lot of images on your site and all looks fine to me. Perhaps please provide us a screenshot showing the issue.

@edwire

I’ve read somewhere that an image inside a container should work,

Yes it should, unless you applied a custom CSS on the image and mess up its responsive behavior (e.g. a fix width or a max-width).

Cheers!

[edwire]

sorry it was the second after the header.

[ruenel]

Hello @edwire,

I can see that you are using Blank - Container | Header, Footer page template. This template will have a container that that is what contributed to the space above your image. Please edit your page and use Blank - No Container | Header, Footer instead. For more details about the different page templates in the theme, please check this out:

• https://theme.co/docs/page-settings#page-attributes

We would love to know if this has worked for you. Thank you.