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Home › Community Forums › Ally Theme Support › Reduce header size – post in home page – auto-size browser windows
How to reduce header height
And how to have last post in home page , i need widget ?
How to get my website to auto-size to the user’s screen Resolution
There are some script for wordpress
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I can handle your first question here –
To decrease the spacing in your header, first adjust the padding for the .head-wrap
in your css around line 1508 –
.head-wrap {
padding: 0 0 20px;
}
That will remove the space at the bottom.
Next look around line 1517 in your css and adjust the .site-header .wrap
padding. You can start with something like this –
.site-header .wrap {
margin: 0 0 14px;
padding: 16px 0 0;
padding: 1rem 0 0;
}
For your other issues/questions you’ll need to create separate threads for each one so we don’t get everything mixed up. Let me know if you get the above suggestions working ok.
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Sorry but the navigation menu and the logo are not centered, may i have less space .
I see a logo of black over and under the logo and a menu .
Thanx for the quick support
Yes you can decrease the space by adjusting the code I posted above.
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thanx
http://www.visualproject.it/fpdesign/
in this site i use the old ally
how reduce the header size ?
Solved ๐
I’m not sure which link you want to change, the new or old version?
Whichever one it is, you would look for .site-header
or .head-wrap
in the new version.
…and #header
or #head-wrap
in the old version.