Background Ad Issue

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There is a serious issue with my background ad. It is just randomly floating at the top of the page behind the header banner ad. HELP!

https://modernpumpingtoday.com/

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Hello RCounsell,

I have inspected your website and it seems to work as expected, without any problem. Where is the problem? -> https://www.screencast.com/t/Zm0agwMxU7F Provide more details about the problem so I will be able to provide a more accurate response. You can set up your background to be stretched from Theme panel settings, from here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/4GAR5cwIS7

Thanks for your understanding!

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I believe I figured out the issue. For some reason when I went to insert an image into the designated spot, it kept reading as a thumbnail even after I specified to be full-size. I ended up taking it out, clearing caches and inserted again and it corrected itself!

Thank you for the response!

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Hello, is there a way that you could show me where the background ad container is in the body element of the page source?

Thank you!

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Hi,

When a background is set in the theme panel it will be set as a class and loaded with afferent CSS code automatically
https://www.screencast.com/t/jeq7p7hwY
In the website you provided this is missing, so it seems you have set the background with CSS manually, that would work as well.

Thanks

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Awesome, thanks!

Another question for you.

When adding in a single image in the inner row set as three columns, there is a large gap in between the image and the title. When I adjust margin, it looks fine on desktop but it overlaps on mobile.

I tried resizing all ways but couldn’t get it to adapt.

Any ideas?

Thank you!
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Hello RCounsell,

If you want to customize this section you should use your own custom CSS code and for targetting the mobile devices you should use the media queries.

Thanks for the message!

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