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  • Richard Sirois
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    15.05.2014 at 18:00 #8418

    Hi,

    I’m trying to put a custom logo and fit it so it covers the entire area of the headers. I’m using the evolve pro theme and i’m always stuck with to margins of something like 20px Left and Right. I does’nt seem to find out where in the css to remove those margins.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Roman
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    15.05.2014 at 19:39 #9741

    may I see the website with the problem?

    Richard Sirois
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    16.05.2014 at 13:41 #9755
    Roman
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    16.05.2014 at 18:01 #9757

    try insert in the Custom CSS field:

    Code:
    .custom-header {padding:0!important;}
    Richard Sirois
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    17.05.2014 at 16:47 #9777

    Hi Roman,
    Thanks! Works perfectly 🙂

    Would it be the same to ad left and right padding to the text in the upper content box ,

    Richard

    Marco Alvarado
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    11.06.2014 at 22:43 #10003

    Hi Roman,

    I’m trying to get my header to go full width and have no padding all the way around.

    http://qualitytimedivers.com

    -marco

    Roman
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    12.06.2014 at 17:20 #10009

    sorry but that’s not possible when you are using a boxed layout as the header element is placed in a wrapper with fixed width.

    Marco Alvarado
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    12.06.2014 at 19:26 #10016

    So what layout do you suggest I implement in order for it to work?

    Roman
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    12.06.2014 at 21:19 #10018

    try the wide layout

    Marco Alvarado
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    12.07.2014 at 20:59 #10181

    Hi Roman,

    I meant full width within the boxed layout. It has padding all around it. I would like zero padding. Is that possible and if so, how?

    Thanks,

    -marco

    Quality Time Divers

    Roman
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    13.07.2014 at 20:22 #10185

    insert in the Custom CSS field:

    Code:
    .header,.container-header {padding:0;}