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I need to remove the space above the first content section on most pages, but not the home page, and not the other content sections.
.container .av-content-full.units {padding-top: 0!important;}works, but it removes the space for all the containers.
What I need is for the easy sliders on the pages like http://www.psg-int.com/psg1ntngn/about/ to have no space between them and the header, but the other content areas ( like the blue color section) need to keep their top padding.
How do I select just that top content section on all the pages?Hey Lissasan,
If you only want a few pages to have the space I would keep the code you have above that removes them from all sections and then use the ids of the few pages you want to keep them on and uses css to put them back in.
Best regards,
Jordan ShannonThat seems a little backward for me, since most of the sections need the spacing, and fewer need it removed. Is there not a way to select just the ones with the slider in them?
Hi,
Which ever one is less. I understood at at most sections needed space removed. In either case, they can be targeted manually via page id.
Best regards,
Jordan ShannonI got the spacing I wanted by putting the entire column into a color section with an id, which allows me to select only the container I want. But now there is a bottom border that I do not want, in spite of my designating no border styling on the containers. How to get rid of the border between the color section and the rest of the page?
Thanks!
Hi,
Please link me to an example page. I am not seeing a border in the link above.
Best regards,
Jordan ShannonThe unwanted bottom border appears on http://www.psg-int.com/psg1ntngn/services/, http://www.psg-int.com/psg1ntngn/recruiting/
Hi,
Add the following to quick css:
.main_color{ border:none!important; }Best regards,
Jordan Shannon
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