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I have many images in my posts. I see that there is absolutely no space between the image and text and the post looks very jam-packed.
When I tried to insert blank space when editing the post, it doesn’t work.
What is the way to increase the spacing?
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Try wrapping the content you want space below in
<p>tag like you are already going for this:
http://www.screencast.com/t/HjpAhH5XviThen it should give you the space you want. You can do the same with the images as well if you want space below them.
Let me know if this helps.
Thanks Leo. Not sure if I understand your suggestions. Please elaborate.
Maybe you could make a small change and send me the screenshots to follow.
Looks like you’ve tried a different way?
That should work as well. However I’d try this CSS instead of the one you are using:
.single .site-main img { padding: 20px 0px; }Hi Leo,
Thanks for your response. It did seem to make a difference but not that much.
I used the code that you gave and even changed it to 100px to see the difference. But it is not working. 100px should give a considerable difference right?
.site-content img {
padding: 100px 0px;
}I am using the plugin called Simple Custom CSS to change it. Is there a different place where I should put this instead?
I tried putting the code in the ‘Additional CSS’ area in the GP theme.
It works but there are issues.
It changes this padding globally. E.g. it changes this for the images in the recent posts container as well and the results are not pretty.
I want a way in which only the images in a blog post can be adjusted for this padding.
Kindly help.
Hi Leo,
I have been trying to add top padding and bottom padding but it doesn’t work. I believe the below would add padding on all 4 sides. Please help.
.single .site-main img {
padding: 40px 40px 40px 40px;
}Hey I’m unable to see the site again.
Did the temp access ended?
Hi leo,
I have updated the link.
Also, I had another question: How will the new version of GeneratePress impact my site? I mean what is the migration process.
Hmm I’m seeing you code being applied no problem: https://s7.postimg.cc/9xq2s3byj/40padding.png
No migration process should be needed to update 🙂
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