I'm having an issue with CSS that maybe you can help with.

[WebHostPro]

On our checkout page, there is a large disproportion gap in the header one section that says domain search.

I need the body section up a little to match the same distance as the header bar to the header text section.

You can see it here:

https://webhost.pro/cart.php?a=add&domain=register

It's the section with the second blue line, it's a little too low. I can't seem to find in the CSS how to bring that up a little without raising the whole title section up.

My goal is to have the top of the text "domain search"

And the bottom of the text "Find your new domain name. Enter your name or keywords below to check availability.:

Be the same distance from the top and the bottom of the section. As of now the bottom text is further from the bottom then the top title is to the top of the section.

Thanks,
Dana

[TheGAME1264]

.block-s1.margin-up is set to margin-top: -140px; Set it to -155px or -170px. One of those should do the trick.

[WebHostPro]

.block-s1.margin-up is set to margin-top: -140px; Set it to -155px or -170px. One of those should do the trick.

Thanks so much, I changed it here but had an issue:

margin-top:-120px}@media (min-width:768px){.block-s1.margin-up,.block-s2.margin-up,.block-s3.margin-up,.block-s4.margin-up,.block-s5.margin-up,.block-s6.margin-up{margin-top:-140px}

I tried changing the 120px to 155px or -170px and it didn't move

I also changed the -140px to -155px or -170px and it didn't move.

This is in the Style CSS page. I know that file is correct because I have changed the colors on it.

Here is another page to see easier how the bottom has more space under the title.

https://webhost.pro/cart.php?a=view

Thanks again for helping!

[WebHostPro]

You know I found what you said testing in Chrome, that has to be it. Checking what else might be the issue now.

[WebHostPro]

Got it, thanks it's working now!

[TheGAME1264]

Chrome Developer Tools are the friend you're meant to regularly abuse if you're going to learn CSS.

[m3n0tu18]

Chrome Developer Tools are the friend you're meant to regularly abuse if you're going to learn CSS.

Hear hear!!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk