[Alvin]

Hi, the height of the space between the header image and pages/sidebar widget titles is much bigger compared to the space between the home page header slider and the promo headlines. Is there a way to make the space between the header image and page titles shorter? Thanks

[Sakin]

@Alvin: Sorry I am but confused. Can you explain in detail in reference with your site URL.

[Alvin]

Hi Sakin, thanks for your quick reply. Just look at the Adventurous theme home page versus any other page. On the home page contents under the header slider is closer to it than contents under the header image of any other page or post that’s how you have the theme design.

[Sakin]

@Alvin: Still not sure, as in our demo http://catchthemes.com/demo/adventurous/, the homepage don’t have page/post. It has promotion headline and featured content just below the slider where as in other pages, it have page content. So, I think you want to remove that content padding top. For that, try adding the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#content-sidebar { padding-top: 0; }

[Alvin]

Thank you Sakin! That took out the space and was exactly what I was talking about.

I have two more things if you don’t mind:
– Is there a short code to create columns in a page content area? A few of my pages will need two columns.

– Most of my pages will also have a pricing table but I notice the theme table is overriding my table format. I want to customize the padding especially and need to know how to do this in the Custom Css box.

I might want to customize the header secondary menu padding too, am having issues with padding sizes. Thanks

[Sakin]

@Alvin: Thanks
1. No there is no shortcode as shortcode falls under plugin territory. So, you can download responsive columns plugins, if you need shortcode for that.
2. Yes, you can customize table as per your need using custom css.

[Alvin]

What is the code to put in the custom css to control table padding? I tried various codes but they do not work. Thanks

[Sakin]

@Alvin: Here goes the css that we are using for table padding.
.entry-content td { padding: 10px 10px 8px 0; }

[Alvin]

Thanks Sakin. Works like a charm..

[Sakin]

@Alvin: 🙂

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