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Sorry, not sure if i got it..
I’ve made a new page using admin panel (just added a new page from it). It’s not the main page, just one of some others, in particular it’s a sitemap page.
I don’t find there any class like for sidebar on post page

sidebar code here is
<div class=”span4 column_container” itemtype=”http://schema.org/WPSideBar&#8221; itemscope=”itemscope” role=”complementary”>
<aside class=”widget widget_categories”>
<div class=”block-title”>
<span>Рубрики</span>
</div>

</aside>

Hi Lucian,

update: problem solved, but is it the right way?

I’ve added this line:

$buffy .= ‘</br>’;

like this:

http://gyazo.com/cc790219a1fca31fbfbb4a0d11b4c0a6

And the problem is solved! But is this the right way to do it?

Thanks

JB

Hi Lucian,

Yes, i’m sure that it happened after i’ve removed those lines

http://screencast.com/t/2IO8XfHK41f

by adding ‘//’ before them.

I’ve removed them and everything went back to normal (expect that the dateCreated is back)

It’s nog that something creates space, but it’s like there is one line missing and the complete post is moving up right behind the post tag blocks. When we can add a blank line instead of those tho lines:

//$buffy .= ‘<time itemprop=”dateCreated” class=”entry-date updated’ . $visibility_class . ‘” datetime=”‘ . date(DATE_W3C, $td_article_date_unix) . ‘” >’ . get_the_time(get_option(‘date_format’), $this->post->ID) . ‘</time>’;
//$buffy .= ‘<meta itemprop=”interactionCount” content=”UserComments:’ . get_comments_number($this->post->ID) . ‘”/>’;

The problem is solved i guess. I’ve tested and the ‘missing line’ issue isn’t there when i add a ‘featured picture’ to the post.

Thanks…

JB

The edits are good but they only apply to one of many possible templates your posts can have. Do the exact same code edit (uncommenting the byline) in each of the following files:

loop-single.php, loop-single-1.php, single_template_2.php, single_template_3.php, single_template_4.php, single_template_5.php

And if you want, a similar edit for each of these files in includes/modules (the modules display posts in blocks and archive pages mainly):

td_module_1.php, td_module_2.php, td_module_3.php, td_module_4.php, td_module_5.php, td_module_6.php, td_module_8.php, td_module_9.php, td_module_aj_search.php, and td_module_search.php (if it isn’t already uncommented in that last one).

Happy editing!

So you pretty much want all the whitespace gone at once? That’s a lot of CSS; here’s my shot at it.

First, still keep this:

.td_mod_wrap .meta-info {
display: none !important;
}

Now:

.td_block_wrap {
margin-bottom: 0px;
padding-bottom: 0px;
}

.td_mod_wrap {
margin-bottom: 0px;
}

.td_mod1, .td_mod2, .td_mod3, .td_mod4, .td_mod5, .td_mod6, .td_mod7, .td_mod8, .td_mod9  {
margin-bottom: 0px!important;
}

.block-title {
margin-bottom: 0px;
padding-bottom: 0px;
}

.td_mod_wrap .thumb-wrap {
margin-bottom: 0px;
}

.wpb_row {
margin-bottom: 0px;
}

.td_mod3 {
min-height: 65px;
}

This removes all the whitespace that I could see on your homepage. As others have said, I actually think this is way too dense a style. Having some whitespace is good!… Play with the above numbers until you’re happy with it.

This last bit is the whitespace between vertical elements. It’s experiemntal and I haven’t tested it thoroughly. It’s tricky to get rid of this because it does not play well with the grid layout that the whole theme is designed around (and doesn’t change the overall site width, e.g. your main menu). I would personally avoid using it.

.span1, .span3, .span4, .span6, .span8, .span9, .span11, .span12 {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}

Again, change that number and if necessary separate the individual span classes so you can adjust their margins individually.

Note that it looks like you have a row after your video in the page editor, which is the source of the whitespace between that and the footer. You also have a text widget in the sidebar, which is the source of the whitespace above the socials widget.

There may also be whitespace elsewhere on your site that’s not on the homepage. Most of it would be caught by the above, I think…

Hi Lucian,

first of all I have to thank TheMediumUTM!, he was doing his best to help me.
Secondly, I think these white spaces are big problem that the theme has it. Its not only me that have this problem.

Here is the screanshot address that showing these white spaces: http://www.screencast.com/t/psO73z7g
Thought I pasted these codes I still see these white spaces.

What I would like to see is that just these white spaces desapera from the site.

Request
I want to change the themes blocks or modules layout. Here is a website that has a pretty layouts. I want to change some of the modules look likt this websits layout.
Here is the website. http://www.aftonbladet.se
Do you think in the future the themes demo pages would have a similar or closer layou of this above mentioned site?

Regards
Ecofame

nvm i fix it with a CSS code i found…

.block-title {
border: 0px !important;
}

Okay Thanks! 🙂

Okay this is possible through CSS, example:

.td_mod9.td_mod_no_thumb .item-details {
margin-left: 0px;
}

this will remove the margin of the containing div so that the post expands full width if you don’t set an image.

This in the docs, as Lucian said:

Go to your homepage while logged in.

Click “Edit page” in the admin bar at the top.

If you see a blue button labelled “Backend editor”, click it.

You are now in the Visual Composer editor.

You’ll see the rows and columns that your homepage is made up of. Inside the columns are blocks.

Edit individual blocks to change their settings, including their titles.

This is also where you change which posts these blocks show!

Hi Ecofame,

Quick clarifications:

1. It shouldn’t make a difference between the child and parent themes.

2. A CDN is a content delivery network, used to serve your site to people faster. Don’t worry — if you don’t know what it is, you’re probably not using one 😉

3. The caching plugin is actually what would have prevented you from seeing the changes, and then you would have had to clear its cache. You can deactivate it for now (although they’re often helpful, it’s not the problem or the solution at the moment).

Now, on to business.

Can you explain which whitespace you want to remove on your site? There are a lot of options. The CSS that Lucian and I gave you got rid of white space under each row of articles, because that’s what the first people in this thread were asking for, and I can see the difference on your site now.

But I assume there’s more that you want to remove. Maybe you can point out the whitespaces you want to remove on this screenshot of your site?

http://www.screencast.com/t/psO73z7g

To be honest I found that the update didn’t fix it and I had to change the z-index of both elements. It might be affecting you too. I did this:

.sf-menu {
  z-index: 2 !important;
  }

.td_revolution_slider {
  z-index: 1 !important;
}

Here are a few elements you can play around with the whitespace on:

.home .td_mod_wrap {
  margin-bottom: 0px;
}

.home .td_block_wrap {
  padding-bottom: 0px;
}

.home .wpb_row .row-fluid {
  margin-bottom: 10px !important;
}

Enter in Theme Panel -> Your Custom CSS and fiddle with the numbers till you’re happy.