Big grid not flush to top

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In the Newspaper-Say What? demo, big grid 4 is flush to the top. https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_what/ But for my site it’s not flush, even though I used the demo content. Looking at the source code, it’s adding a <p> tag. I wonder if that’s the problem? How to fix?
<div class=”td-main-content-wrap td-main-page-wrap td-container-wrap”>
<div class=”tdc-content-wrap”>
<p><div id=”td_uid_1_5a955df08bdcb” class=”tdc-row”>

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Even if I put the demo homepage content back in, the top grid still isn’t flush to the top. And the <p> is still showing in the source.

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Same here

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Hi,

Indeed that grid design is specific to the demo you mention. The same result should be when the demo is installed. Please re-download the theme package again and install it. There should be no more problems.

Thanks

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I’ve done much work on the site. If I re-download the theme package, won’t it mess things up?

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Why would the theme be adding in the <p> tag (I can see it in the source code), which is causing the space? The demo doesn’t have that <p> tag. view-source:https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_what/

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The issue was quickly identified and fixed, the current theme package contains the fix for that problem. Simply re-install the theme and install it. Nothing will be lost, but as always make a full backup before just to be safe
https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/

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I did as you said. I downloaded the theme from Envato, and uploaded it by ftp. But the problem remains. ??? bingewhat.com

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Looking at the source code, it’s still adding a <p> tag.
<div class=”td-main-content-wrap td-main-page-wrap td-container-wrap”>
<div class=”tdc-content-wrap”>
<p><div id=”td_uid_1_5a98383742cce” class=”tdc-row”>

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@john1964 Please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin login information and FTP access. Make a backup of the website before. We will take a look. Also include a link to this topic in the email.

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I found a solution. The erroneous <p> tag was the only one on the page. So I added this custom code to the page itself, and now the top header is flush.
p {
margin-top:-21px;
}

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