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CSS not worked on a few items

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5 years 8 months ago #24630 by support

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Dear Darren,

Bootstrap adds the image padding to the .img-polaroid rule. You can remove it by using this CSS code:

Code:

.relateditems .img-polaroid{padding:0}

As for the title line height issue it can be solved by adding the following CSS code:

Code:

a.ira-title{display:block}

Best regards,

Douglas Machado
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5 years 8 months ago #24629 by dpitfield

CSS not worked on a few items was created by dpitfield

I have a few items I have been unable to override in my custom css changes to the Related Articles module.
Please could you let me know how to do these:

1) Remove the padding (white spacing) from the border to side of the thumbnail image.
2) Reduce the line spacing for the title of the article. When its a long title pushed onto the next row the spacing is really large between the lines.

See the attached image.

Thanks,
Darren

They can be seen live at:
www.professionalsoccercoaching.com/socce...nishing-from-crosses

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