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Emani - How to change padding

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  1. Carrie Wrigley
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Hey, I've just finished building a new site with Emani, and love how it turned out - except for a few locations where the padding seems excessive. I assume I need some Custom CSS to fix this? Or is there another way?

This is mostly on the home page of my site. I'd like to reduce the width of the grey section under the black header area. I'd also like to reduce the padding at top and bottom of the white content area, and also of the top of the black area on the bottom.

How are those adjustments best accomplished?

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(PS - here's the URL of my new site, for reference: https://luminousjazz.com/index.php
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Carrie Wrigley
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Hi Carrie

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....



.module .module_surround, .module_menu .module_surround {

  padding-block: 30px;

}

.module:first-of-type .module_surround {

  padding-top: 30px;

}

.maincontent {

  padding-block: 30px;

}


(default is 80px)

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Carrie Wrigley
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Oh, so much better! Perfect fix. Thanks so much, Ciaran!
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