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5soma2

I don't want a line space after an H4.

In the custon CSS I tried h4.entry-title {

margin-bottom: 2px;

}

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James B

Hi there,

If you could be a bit more specific on which area you're trying to edit on your site. I've had a look and I can't see any H4 titles, only H2 and H3. Let me know and we'll take a look for you :)


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James B

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5soma2

Hi

It's a new page - http://www.essentiallymen.net/bonding. The h4 is Here’s what fathers and sons say about the programme:.

I want to use h4s on other pages.

The auotline issue also applies to H1, H2 and H3 headings as well. I was expecting that there would be a common piece of code that could be linked to each of these headers.

Many thanks

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Danny

Hi,

If you wish to remove the margin from the all header tags as well as paragraphs, then add the following CSS to your custom Code.


#site h1, #site h2, #site h3, #site h4, #site h5, #site h6, #site p, #site .p {
margin: 0em 0;
}[/CODE]


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