Space above footer divider

[aaustin69]

Hi, I am using the custom css for my footer divider to make it the following color:

#footer{border-top-color:#c6c6c6 !important;}

The issue I am having is that there is a very small amount of space above the footer divider. On most pages this not an issue, but it is bugging me on pages such as my home page where I have a testimonials slider right above it.

I have attached an image and created a red arrow that points to the space I am talking about. It is the very small space above the footer divider and below the grey testimonials slider. I realize this is a very small thing, but it is bugging me and I was wondering if there is a way to get rid of this extra space?

Thanks, Alan

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

I would need to see your link to that I can see what’s causing the space

– Kyle

[aaustin69]

Hi Kyle,

By link, are you referring to the actual webpage? If so, it is my homepage at: http://marketgrouprealty.com

You can also see the same thing on this page: http://marketgrouprealty.com/about/

If you meant something else, please let me know.

Thanks,

Alan

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

On your testimonial asset at the bottom, add bb0 to the extra class field

– Kyle

[aaustin69]

Hi Kyle, that doesn’t seem to work.

I was using mb0 in the extra class field in order to eliminate the majority of the space, but when I replace it with bb0 it creates even more space (see attached screen shot).

Also, I tried using both as: mb0,bb0. But that still creates the same result with too much extra space.

Alan

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[aaustin69]

Not sure if this helps, but I am using the following custom CSS for the Testimonials Slider.

.alt-bg.wpb_testimonial_slider_widget {padding-top:20px;}
.alt-bg.wpb_testimonial_slider_widget {padding-bottom:0px;}
.alt-bg.wpb_testimonial_slider_widget {color: #ffffff; }

I figured the spacing issue has to do with the bottom border, and not the Testimonials Slider, but I really don’t know.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks again, Alan

[aaustin69]

I figured it out. I thought I was suppose to put a comma between class names (mb0,bb0), but I found through another post that just a space between class names is how it works (mb0 bb0).

That did the trick.

Thanks, Alan

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Yes that is correct, glad you managed to solve it

– Kyle