Extra spacing above the slider wide

Spacing is added by default because a lot of users need it to add some space on the top and bottom of widgets areas in their designs. However if you don’t need that extra space we can easily remove it for you. First have a look at line 1198 in your Style.css file and decrease the bottom margin to 0 (replace the 20px below to 0 instead on the margin line ) –

.slider-wide .wrap {
    margin: 0 auto 20px;
    padding: 30px 0 0;
    max-width: 100%;	
}

Next, locate .slider-wide .widget around line 1207 and change the bottom margin from 20px to 0.

.slider-wide .widget {
	margin: 0 0 20px;
}

If you’re not using a CSS editor and can’t locate the lines, you can do a search in your WP editor for the style.css file by searching for .slider-wide .wrap for the first part, and .slider-wide .widget for the second part, and then you can make your adjustments from there. You may already know all of this, but I thought I’d help just in case.

If you would like for me to assist you making these quick changes, I can. It will only take a sec to adjust, I would only need a Temporary login, so let me know if you do.

Nate,

Considering that I am far from any kind of expert, you should be skeptical of what I say…but I looked at your page, and think I might see the problem.

If you change the .head-wrap bottom margin from “40px” to “0px” in the code I pasted here it would do what you want.

.head-wrap {
background: #303236;
margin: 0 0 40px;
}

*GeoUser*

I am having issues with mine as well. I had fixed it by changing the .head-wrap to 0, but had accidentally dropped text into the Welcome Wide that messed up my slider wide spacing all over again. I would give you a link to the site, but I’m still developing the page and it’s not public yet.