I've merged two stylesheets, something went wrong

[gardenshovel]

I’ve merged my child stylesheet with the parent, and it seems to have worked perfectly, except for one thing.

The header line spacing is different – there is a larger gap between the top margins and the header text.

Here’s a comparison:

http://www.peterchamberlaincann.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/spacing.png

I’ve used Firebug to work out which value needs changing (or it could be something I forgot to add to the parent from the child), but I can’t find what’s causing it.

Here’s the website: http://tinyurl.com/pcfspev

There’s also a few other things I’d like to change, but I’ll get to them when I can remember them! I’ve come back to my website after a year off, I’ve forgotten a lot of changes I wanted to make to it back then!

First couple are

-removing the categories completely

and

-removing the extraneous pages – in particular when you right click and open an image in a new tab, it brings you to a page full of all the images from across the website, I’d like to remove that option entirely.

(example here: http://tinyurl.com/p6lesow)

I have just gone through a few blog posts, and it seems only a handful of them have these extra “gallery” pages, so I’m assuming there is an option where you can toggle it on and off, and I just forgot to do it for some posts?

[Yaphi Berhanu]

To fix the header spacing, go to .entry-title and add margin-top: 0px;

That should fix it.

[gardenshovel]

Thanks!

Another thing I’d like to remove is the responsiveness, it can get quite clunky on a phone or tablet so I’d prefer to leave it static.

There’s a section in the CSS called “Responsive-ness” so I’ve deleted that and it’s sorted most of it, but the menu appears to have it’s own attributes somewhere else.

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