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[sherwood]

Hey,

I got a problem here.



As you can see in the image the two boxes overlap and I would like to be able to get like a 10px gap in-between.

Could someone direct me on how I would go about this?

Thanks,

sherwood Reviewed by sherwood on 4th Aug 2009. WordPress Help Hey, I got a problem here. http://www.besthostingforums.com/images/cdn/besthostingforums.com/2009/08/10.png As you can see in the image the two boxes overlap and I would like to be able to get like a 10px gap in-between. Could someone direct me on how I would go about this? Rating: 5

[Whoo]

Look at the id or class of the main content or comment div and play around with the CSS.

PS: Interested in a wordpress autosubmitter?

[sherwood]

I've edited the CSS to make the background of the actual post to be a different color and done a few size changes but it's always been like that after the change of color. Also if theres something that I coudl add to CSS to make it have a gap of 10px what would that be (not a css expert)

And as for the autosubmitter I'll will do once I get the site up and running

[r0ck]

not related to your issue but how did you get the no live links?

[sherwood]

Just don't add <a href="*"> to the links. This will only work if your using the html editor and not the WYSIWYG editor/poster

[RT]

not related to your issue but how did you get the no live links?

<code>LINKS</code>

thats what i do

[sherwood]

Oh I tell a lie I put <pre> around them but yeah <code> also works

Also I fixed it now as I forgot I payed for the skin so I had support.

Anyway what I did was:
comments-wrapper{margin-top:30px;}

[Whoo]

Yeah you should try:

margin-top: 30px;
padding-top: 30px;

And if that doesn't work just add

margin-bottom: 30px; 
padding-bottom:30px;

to the CSS of the main content box.